Lyrics of ' Something ' by Danelle Sandoval
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My head turned upside down last night
When we turned out talking to a fire
I lay awake while you were sleeping
Just thinking to myself, thinking to myself
This ain't right no more
It's not like before
This ain't right no more
I can't really say
How we got this way
But it ain't right no more
I used to feel something for you
Everything you did feel so good
Missing hearts in the dark
I used to feel something for you
Now we both don't have a clue
And I don't know what to do
Hazy weather is whatever
I used to feel something, something for you
I'm staring right into your eyes
And I'm thinking maybe we should try
Gonna miss those freckles on your face
But I'll never change
'Bout feeling strange
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