Nostalgia

Daddy went to law school and could've been an architect

Now he's turned sixty and wonders where the big dream went

Tucker never said a lot to wash down a little luck

Took it to the ivy's and never really knew for what

And I'll, I'll bite my tongue ten times a day

I swear to god, I might just pray

And I got a lot to lose, so I might as well lose it anyway

And I, I manifested you would leave

So the day you did, I had you beat

Three steps ahead of everything

Lately, I wake up feelin' like, "oh

Where's does the time go? You never really know"

'Til you're standing in the bathroom mirror like

"No, shit, we got so close, hit me fast and slow"

Funny thing about nostalgia, it didn't show up 'til I lost ya

Ooh-ooh

It didn't show up 'til I lost ya

Ooh-ooh

Mama wasn't raised right, oh, no

All she ever knew was guilt

Little did she know that's all her kids would ever grow to feel

And every choice leads back to the trade

Every time that I drink, any heart that I break

It's a truckload of regret and stupid mistakes

And, man, lately I wake up feelin' like

"Oh, where's does the time go? You never really know"

'Til you're standing in the bathroom mirror like

"No, shit, we got so close, hit me fast and slow"

Funny thing about nostalgia, it didn't show up 'til I lost ya (oh)

Ooh-ooh

It didn't show up 'til I lost ya

Ooh-ooh (no)

It didn't show up 'til I lost ya

Ooh-ooh

It didn't show up 'til I lost ya

Ooh-ooh

And I'll, I'll bite my tongue ten times a day

I swear to god, I might just pray

And I got a lot to lose, so I might as well lose it anyway

And I, I manifested you would leave

So the day you did, I had you beat

Three steps ahead of everything