I'm Fine by Jess Fitz

There’s a bitter city wind that carries me home late at night
Steers me in a new direction but I don’t know if it’s right
Cos I’m trying to find the time to find out who I want to be
But time’s moving so fast - I know that she won’t wait for me

And I know that not everything can happen at once
And I know that I can’t complain about what I’ve got, but..

The city don’t sleep and neither do I
And I don’t like to admit it but sometimes it makes me cry
Getting on another midnight train
Walking home in pouring rain
Just can’t seem to catch a break but I swear I’m fine
I’m fine, I’m fine, I’m fine, I’m fine, I’m fine, I’m fine. I’m fine

There’s a bitter city sunrise it takes me to work each day
There’s always sirens flashing and I’m always running late
Silent people rushing past me hiding behind their screen
And I look at all these faces are they all as lost as me?

And I know everyone has dreams that won’t come true
But I know that I won’t rest until mine do

The city don’t sleep and neither do I
And I don’t like to admit it but sometimes it makes me cry
Getting on another midnight train
Walking home in pouring rain
Just can’t seem to catch a break but I swear I’m fine
I’m fine, I’m fine, I’m fine, I’m fine, I’m fine, I’m fine. I’m fine

These are only midnight musings
Pretending I know what I’m doing
And I’m gonna catch my next train tomorrow
I won’t spend all my nights crying
Not gonna keep on just surviving
Is this place, this place my home?

the city don’t sleep and neither do I
And I don’t like to admit it but sometimes it makes me cry
Getting on another midnight train
Walking home in pouring rain
Just can’t seem to catch a break but I swear I’m fine
I’m fine, I’m fine, I’m fine, I’m fine, I’m fine, I’m fine. I’m fine

• Pop
• discopop
• funk
• groove
• indiepop
• jazzpop
• London