Colorblind

Colorblind
My days feel about as dark
As that coffee that starts my morning
It ain't rained a drop
But somehow it's still storming
Used to be dirty blonde streaks
Resting on my chest
And every night I'd find her hand in mine
In the middle of a sunset

Now all I see
Is a shade of what it was
And her memory
Is fading because
When she packed her bags
She took the green grass
And the blue out of the sky
Ever since she left
I've been colorblind
Wherever she is now
Bet it's got a vibrant glow of heaven
I wish I could hit rewind
Turn back time
To when her eyes would light up mine
Now all I see
Is a shade of what it was
And her memory
Is fading because
When she packed her bags
She took the green grass
And the blue out of the sky
Ever since she left
I've been colorblind
It ain't like a damn thing's changed
But it just don't look the same
Now all I see
Is a shade of what it was
And her memory
Is fading because
When she packed her bags
She took the green grass
And the blue out of the sky
Ever since she left
I've been colorblind
Colorblind
La canción 'Colorblind' de Gavin Adcock nos sumerge en la melancolía y la nostalgia de un amor perdido. Las letras pintan un cuadro de días sombríos que comienzan con un café oscuro, reflejando la oscuridad que siente el cantante desde que ella se fue...