A Thousand Times a Day (feat. Emily Scott Robinson, Mary Bragg)

Grace Pettis
Album : Down to the Letter

Getting groceries, I see something that you like
I think of how we thought so little of those nights,
All curled up on the couch. I think about that now, getting groceries
And every morning, my reflection stares at me
And she reminds me of the one she used to be
She was loved and she was known
Now I wake up alone, every morning
And I don't call you, cause there's nothing and there's everything to say
And it wouldn't change things anyway.
But don't you ever think that I don't ever think of you
I think of you a thousand times a day
And I'm sorry that I'm never coming home
And I'm sorry that we're growing old alone
Even though it's not my fault
I know it's not your fault, and I'm sorry
And I don't call you, cause there's nothing and there's everything to say
And it wouldn't change things anyway.
But don't you ever think that I don't ever think of you
I think of you a thousand times a day
And I'm holding on to someday
‘Cause I just miss my friend
And I'd settle for that now
And maybe one day
And maybe, then again
We'll have to learn to do without
And it hurts me. It hurts me, losing you
‘Cause I worry about what you're going through
And I know you're hurting too and there's nothing I can do and it hurts me.
And I don't call you, cause there's nothing and there's everything to say
And it wouldn't change things anyway.
But don't you ever think that I don't ever think of you
I think of you a thousand times
A thousand times
A thousand times
A thousand times a day