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Now That You're Gone

from World Tour: Part 2 by assorted artists

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SCHNEIDER BENDIE:
They say you’re in a better place now
Like there’s a better place than New York City
At least I hope you’re getting rest now
‘Cuz over here I don’t sleep at all

Now that you’re gone there’s less room in the apartment
‘Cuz none of us will clear your stuff
Maybe I stole your diary
Don’t think I’ll read it though
Just having it is enough
Oh captain

ANDREW SOLIS:
I know you’re in a better place now
No one can hurt you out of New York City
You deserve to get some rest now
Though I’ll admit, it’s hard to sleep alone

Now that you’re gone there’s less room in the apartment
‘Cuz none of us will clear your stuff
Maybe I took your sweatshirt
Don’t think I’ll wear it though
Just having it is enough
Oh captain

PATTY FOX:
Dom I’m worried for this team
Things aren’t as good as they seem
We’ve got stars but we’ve lost steam since we lost you
Bendie pitched, I tried to bat!
But even then we still fell flat
What will it take to see this through?

Now that you're gone there’s less room in the apartment
‘Cuz none of us will clear your stuff
Maybe I grabbed your pot
Don’t think I’ll try it though
Just having it is enough
Oh captain

EVERYONE:
Now that you’re gone there’s less room in the apartment
The walls are feeling extra thin
They say that the captain goes down with his ship
This time the ship’s going down with him
Oh captain

credits

from World Tour: Part 2, released April 9, 2021
written by Louisa Blatt (@louisablatt), with vocals from Louisa Blatt, John Bettonville (@robohunkx), and Julianna Belles (@juliannabelles)

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