Morning After Lyrics – Highlines
Singer: Highlines
Title: Morning After
Another night, the bottle’s there to still my thoughts
(Still my thoughts)
Another party, an excuse to lose all control
Somebody stop me!
Before I do something that I’ll regret
But I’m too far gone to hear or even comprehend
Waking up to find myself
Starting at a stranger’s ceiling
I can’t remember, I can’t remember
Shame, shame!
Over and over again
The morning after, I regret it all
I feel her hand, it’s moving down my leg and up my thigh
She points her way inside and says, “You wanna stay the night?”
I swear that I said no, my memory lost in a haze
I remember drinking, then we were kissing, spinning in a daze
Neck painted purple and
A silk tie to bind my hands
They say it’s darkest before dawn
The clock reads 6am
Waking up to find myself
Starting at a stranger’s ceiling
I can’t remember, I can’t remember
Feeling sick to my stomach
The guilt is getting worse
The morning after, I regret it all
I gather all my clothes, try not to wake her
And slip out of the back room door
“Good morning, I hope you’re not leaving,”
Oh God, my head is pounding with regret
Oh!
Where do we stand, was it all a mistake?
Do you regret it the morning after?
Do you know my name, does it fill you with shame?
Do you regret it the morning after?
Say goodbye, to whatever we had
Do you regret it the morning after?
Do you know my name, does it fill you with shame?
Do you regret it now?
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