I'm Fine
from Go by Jocelyn & Chris Arndt
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lyrics
You keep telling me I’m fine
You keep selling me your lines
You ask me what I’m feeling, you give me a reason to lie
Just tell me I’m fine
I should talk to myself a little more
At least I’d have a conversation
I should talk to you a little less
I think you drain my inspiration
I’m always the one who says I’m sorry but
Sometimes it’s not my fault
A million little papercuts
And you just pour the salt
You keep telling me I’m fine
You keep selling me your lines
You ask me what I’m feeling, you give me a reason to lie
Just keep telling me I’m fine
I’m not the girl you think you see
I can’t ever drop my guard
I try to keep a smile
But lord knows it’s getting hard
I’m never alone but oh, I wish I was
Cuz I just need to breath
But the air is just so heavy
And the shadows never leave
You keep telling me I’m fine
You keep selling me your lines
You ask me what I’m feeling, you give me a reason to lie
Just keep telling me I’m fine
Alcohol and acetone
I’m with you now
I feel alone
You can’t give me what I need from you
You see, you see what you want to
You keep telling me I’m fine
You keep selling me your lines
You ask me what I’m feeling, you give me a reason to lie...
Stop telling me I’m fine
Stop selling me your lines
You ask me what I’m feeling, you give me a reason
You ask me what I’m feeling, you give me a reason
Don’t ask me what I’m feeling, don’t give me a reason to lie...
Just tell me I’m fine
Tell me I'm fine
You keep selling me your lines
You ask me what I’m feeling, you give me a reason to lie
Just tell me I’m fine
I should talk to myself a little more
At least I’d have a conversation
I should talk to you a little less
I think you drain my inspiration
I’m always the one who says I’m sorry but
Sometimes it’s not my fault
A million little papercuts
And you just pour the salt
You keep telling me I’m fine
You keep selling me your lines
You ask me what I’m feeling, you give me a reason to lie
Just keep telling me I’m fine
I’m not the girl you think you see
I can’t ever drop my guard
I try to keep a smile
But lord knows it’s getting hard
I’m never alone but oh, I wish I was
Cuz I just need to breath
But the air is just so heavy
And the shadows never leave
You keep telling me I’m fine
You keep selling me your lines
You ask me what I’m feeling, you give me a reason to lie
Just keep telling me I’m fine
Alcohol and acetone
I’m with you now
I feel alone
You can’t give me what I need from you
You see, you see what you want to
You keep telling me I’m fine
You keep selling me your lines
You ask me what I’m feeling, you give me a reason to lie...
Stop telling me I’m fine
Stop selling me your lines
You ask me what I’m feeling, you give me a reason
You ask me what I’m feeling, you give me a reason
Don’t ask me what I’m feeling, don’t give me a reason to lie...
Just tell me I’m fine
Tell me I'm fine
credits
from Go,
released May 5, 2017
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Jocelyn & Chris Arndt Cambridge, Massachusetts
Devastatingly powerful vocals & retro-rock guitar, with lyrics that run the gamut between vulnerable to all-out venomous:
siblings Jocelyn & Chris Arndt are creating a new generation of authentic album rock.
Their sophomore full-length "Go" was released to radio April 10th. That week it was Billboard's #5 Most Added Single to AAA Radio in the US.
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