Halloween Chris Garneau
"Halloween" by Chris Garneau, released in 2006, is a haunting indie pop song that explores themes of love, loss, and the bittersweet nature of memories. The lyrics evoke a sense of nostalgia and longing, reflecting on past relationships and the passage of time. Musically, it features delicate piano melodies and Garneau's emotive vocals, creating an intimate atmosphere. The song's unique blend of vulnerability and melancholy resonates with listeners, making it a poignant reflection on the complexities of human emotions. #IndiePop
I'm sorry
He brought us there
Me, crying in my underwear
On the morning
Of Halloween
Like a story out of People Magazine
I drove home
And fell asleep alone
I'm sorry
For crying
Don't feel bad
You didn't do that
Black and blues
And yellows, too
Will fade the same
As embers do
We'll wake up tomorrow
And feel new
This story
That we won't share;
We're all gonna hide it well away somewhere
A warning
For family
The kind a person gives about an enemy
Now, well known
Let's never sleep alone
He brought us there
Me, crying in my underwear
On the morning
Of Halloween
Like a story out of People Magazine
I drove home
And fell asleep alone
I'm sorry
For crying
Don't feel bad
You didn't do that
Black and blues
And yellows, too
Will fade the same
As embers do
We'll wake up tomorrow
And feel new
This story
That we won't share;
We're all gonna hide it well away somewhere
A warning
For family
The kind a person gives about an enemy
Now, well known
Let's never sleep alone
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