Nonbeliever Lucy Dacus
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[Verse 1]
You threw your books into the river
Told your mom that you're a non-believer
She said she wasn't surprised
But that doesn't make it okay
[Verse 2]
You say nobody loves a city
Nobody loves what can't love them back
One-way ticket in your pocket
What happened to the charm of a small town?
[Chorus]
If you find what you're looking for
Be sure to send a postcard
You promised you'd never forget
The little ones when you got big
[Verse 3]
You deal in unspoken debts
No kindness without wanting something back
What do I owe you? What did I forget?
Or are we even after all of that?
[Verse 4]
You shook my hand and said goodbye
You'll never let me see you cry again
What good has come from learning to pretend?
You said I could've been a better friend
You threw your books into the river
Told your mom that you're a non-believer
She said she wasn't surprised
But that doesn't make it okay
[Verse 2]
You say nobody loves a city
Nobody loves what can't love them back
One-way ticket in your pocket
What happened to the charm of a small town?
[Chorus]
If you find what you're looking for
Be sure to send a postcard
You promised you'd never forget
The little ones when you got big
[Verse 3]
You deal in unspoken debts
No kindness without wanting something back
What do I owe you? What did I forget?
Or are we even after all of that?
[Verse 4]
You shook my hand and said goodbye
You'll never let me see you cry again
What good has come from learning to pretend?
You said I could've been a better friend
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