Late Nights, Bruised Knees

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	1.	Late Nights, Bruised Knees 03:58	lyrics	buy track
	yeah I know that I should have called but god knows what you’d said if I had picked up the phone theres a place i think we’d both like to go back to not that your in a bad place, Im just saying is all And i’ve been thinking about it yeah I’ve been thinking about the night at the local dive we fell down on the walk home and we laughed ’till we cried and you said, you said everything is alright We dont need anything we’re perfect We’re not lost we’re just broken And if you fall down again its alright just count the bruises in the morning

released January 4, 2019

Altar Boy Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

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