Over Now from Marginal Street by Myles Cochran

OVER NOW
I've had a memory for ten years or more
It was nearly September and we were so sure
I found a suit it was woven so fine
You wore the pearls that you bought for a dime

And I feel much older now
Like I travel too heavy and I'm weighing me down

Now misery loves company but here two's a crowd
I'm thinking of something I can't say out loud
If I'm right or I'm wrong I'll let you be the judge
If I'm guilty I'm guilty of loving you too much

And it feels much colder now
The nights are much longer and the sun's not so proud
And it all feels over now
It's the change of the season that does it somehow
And it all feels over now

But when the phone rings I move too fast
Like my first word might be my last

• Alternative
• acoustic alternative
• cello
• jazz and improvised music
• modern classical
• United Kingdom