Say So from Diver by Marshall Biever

Tell me what you need, so I can feed it through the head of a needle
I'll stitch it into the seams of how I speak to you

You wept in my bed, the morning I had to leave for school
You sobbed but choked it down
To read to me aloud
We're falling upwards from the ground

Let me stitch childhood wounds, so we can walk across the space they've made between how much I love you, and what you need to feel that's true
Instead your silent cacophony keeps ringing in my ears, whispering the things I only guess you feel

Stitches coming undone, ripping seams you cut and run
All frayed ends and bare hands wondering why
You wouldn't just say so
You wouldn't just say so

• Alternative
• funk
• instrumental
• nylon guitar
• singer-songwriter
• Nashville