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I love you walking around like you've lived in here before
There's rags in the kitchen
There's stains on the floor
And checkered tile and old air
Seem to fill this house just right, so
Let down your hair and pull up the blinds
That dog, now, he wants out
While I'm pulling you in
Let's sing a song or two
While the flag floats in the wind
Let's walk down to the airfield
And let's start the morning right
And if you're lucky you'll catch the sunrise
Stay here 'til we die
This town's been good to us
Through both the rain and shine
And we may not call it home
But I still can call you mine
And that's all you need, love
When you want some peace of mind
It's just you and me and the dog and the singing Cicada Choir
Let your voice fall down into the floor
'Cause the ones we always feared
Can't hear us anymore
And when you start to speak
Talk about joy, talk about hurt
'Cause the quiet in my ears
Is desperate for your words
This town's been good to us
Through both the rain and shine
And we may not call it home
But I still can call you mine
That's all you need, love
When you want some peace of mind
It's just you and me and the dog and the singing Cicada Choir
This town's been good to us
Through both the rain and shine
And we may not call it home
But I still can call you mine
That's all you need, love
When you want some peace of mind
It's just you and me and the dog and the singing Cicada Choir
Source: LyricFind
Songwriters: Dylan Lee Gossett
Cicada Choir lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group