Ada Lea

Lyrics to partner

[Verse 1]

Still reeling from last night's activities

Too many friends, too much wine

And this cab is moving too slowly down parc avenue

It's 3 pm, Paris time

Still feeling some kind of magic

Didn't sleep at all last night

Stayed up and watched her move

In her green dress and ivory shoes



[Chorus]

Now you see it coming now you see it now

You cannot even imagine what it feels like

Better now than never to know the back of your head

Was I only a friend

That's who I am that's who I am

Every road we walk leads to a dead-end

Full of lovers just loving you until the end

Full of lovers just loving you until you're dead



[Verse 2]

You're the last person I thought I'd see at this party, here tonight

But you spoke it in such a way

There was no knowing what you really meant to say

The cab lets me off at the diner just for memory's sake

And I sit at the same booth with tears in my eyes begging

Won't you admit you're giving up on me too quick

Last year you were sitting in the diner with neon lights shining and back at our place a breakdown that was happening

Baby got the blues so bad that she's crying and making a show to her friends on the phone

Crawling in the kitchen

Pup and cat watching

Dragging my face on the tiles that were matching

The blue of her dress

The makeup that is running

You know it's just my way of saying i regret things

Driving through the city, speeding over 50

Calling just to hear you say that you still love me

The music on the radio

Playing our favourite song to show you everything's connected

And she is a dancer with no partner

That's what they call her



[Chorus]

Now you see it coming now you see it now

You cannot even imagine what it feels like

Better now than never to know the back of your head

Was I only a friend

That's who I am that's who I am

Every road we walk leads to a dead-end

Full of lovers just loving you until the end

Full of lovers just loving you until you're dead



She's a dancer with no partner

That's what they call her