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Patrón Cafe
by Six Cars
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The taste of slow tequila, sharp and sour, honey-bitter
The brush of fingers, always making out our time together
You call and say - I think I never said goodbye to you
And when you left, sometimes, I just pretend your bed is empty
There were nights I'd bury my head into Vinyls that you showed me
Don't worry, I'm still laughing at the things you told me
All those nights ago
As your summer-kissed skin
Brushed the back of my palm
And I told you what you meant to me
And your sun-blushed cheeks
Made my knees go weak
And you told me what a man I was
And your summer-tanned smile
Stole my eyes for a while
And I told you what a girl you are
As your lipstick scene
Kissed the back of my teeth
And you told me what I meant to you
Southern roses in her backyard, palisaded paradise
She poses with her Cafe Patrón, falconine appetite
And there we dine, there we dance with the red light under marigold
The memories aren't just peripheral - it's the tenet of my brokenness
The memories aren't just peripheral - it's the tenet of my brokenness
The memories aren't just peripheral - it's the tenet of my brokenness
The memories aren't just peripheral - it's the tenet of my brokenness
The memories aren't superficial - it's the tenet of my brokenness
It's the tenet of my brokenness
As your summer-kissed skin
Brushed the back of my palm
And I told you what you meant to me
And your sun-blushed cheeks
Made my knees go weak
And you told me what a man I was
And your summer-tanned smile
Stole my eyes for a while
And I told you what a girl you are
As your lipstick scene
Kissed the back of my teeth
And you told me what I meant to you
And you told me what I meant to you
And you told me what I meant to you
And you told me what I meant to you
And you told me what I meant to you
The taste of slow tequila, sharp and sour, honey-bitter
The brush of fingers, always making out our time together
You call and say - I think I never said goodbye to you
And when you left, sometimes, I just pretend your bed is empty
There were nights I'd bury my head into Vinyls that you showed me
Don't worry, I'm still laughing at the things you told me
All those nights ago
As your summer-kissed skin
Brushed the back of my palm
And I told you what you meant to me
And your sun-blushed cheeks
Made my knees go weak
And you told me what a man I was
And your summer-tanned smile
Stole my eyes for a while
And I told you what a girl you are
As your lipstick scene
Kissed the back of my teeth
And you told me what I meant to you
Southern roses in her backyard, palisaded paradise
She poses with her Cafe Patrón, falconine appetite
And there we dine, there we dance with the red light under marigold
The memories aren't just peripheral - it's the tenet of my brokenness
The memories aren't just peripheral - it's the tenet of my brokenness
The memories aren't just peripheral - it's the tenet of my brokenness
The memories aren't just peripheral - it's the tenet of my brokenness
The memories aren't superficial - it's the tenet of my brokenness
It's the tenet of my brokenness
As your summer-kissed skin
Brushed the back of my palm
And I told you what you meant to me
And your sun-blushed cheeks
Made my knees go weak
And you told me what a man I was
And your summer-tanned smile
Stole my eyes for a while
And I told you what a girl you are
As your lipstick scene
Kissed the back of my teeth
And you told me what I meant to you
And you told me what I meant to you
And you told me what I meant to you
And you told me what I meant to you
And you told me what I meant to you
