The snowbank that you dug through
The winter that I trudged through
We were driving down to Upstate
You behind the wheel
Wanted to tell you how I feel
I hadn’t known you very long
So I just bit my tongue and cued up the next song
At the overlook now all I see is green and blue
And I look over at you throwing pistachios
And my fingers must be frozen
But I’m not going down alone
Past the generating station
You point out its potential
I guess the whole thing’s fragile
Guess you and I are pretty new
Pretty new, pretty new
Pretty new, pretty new
Pretty new
You said that when ice melted
If it could make a sound
It would be tiny sizzle
And I thought that was brilliant
It smelled like blown out candles
When you left the room
And I could have just keeled over
But I am resilient
Soft-spoken when I met you
I sleep so much better next to you
Rain dripping on my foot
Cold coffee in the morning
I like it when you rest your elbow on my shoulder
And ask me a question
No hint of warning
Pretty new, pretty new
Pretty new, pretty new
Pretty new, pretty new
Pretty new, pretty new
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Charlotte Cornfield Lyrics – Upstate