Sofia Kroun - Welcome to Nowhere

A song about falling in love and overthinking it. [Intro] Welcome to nowhere, [Verse 1]
 We met in the corner of the Sycamore dancing to the ones no one plays anymore.
You sang the wrong word to "London Calling,"
I joined in, and we both started laughing. You pulled out a mixtape, held it like gold,
“Skip to Side B, that’s the best part, I’m told."
I said, “It’s like life—rough in the middle.”
You smiled, and my heart got caught in your riddle. [Chorus]
 welcome to nowhere, headlights on,
Living like the punchline of a half-written song.
We’re stuck on repeat, stuck on repeat, stuck
But somehow all the stars line up
(We’re stuck on repeat, stuck on repeat, stuck)
(But somehow all the stars line up) [Verse 2]
 We snuck onto rooftops, just to kill time,
Counting satellite trails and graffiti signs.
You said, “Do you think we’ll remember this night?”
I said, “If we don’t, it’s probably right.” We played dumb games on a gameboy you found,
The beeps and your silence both equally loud.
But then you paused, looked up, and said,
"Isn’t it wild how this feels like the end?" [Chorus]
 Welcome to nowhere, headlights on,
Living like the punchline of a half-written song.
We’re stuck on repeat, stuck on repeat, stuck
But somehow all the stars line up
(We’re stuck on repeat, stuck on repeat, stuck)
(But somehow all the stars line up) [Bridge]
 We burned the time we thought we’d keep,
Let the ash settle like snow on the street.
Who cares if it’s fleeting, who cares if it’s wrong?
Not every chorus needs a verse to belong. [Chorus]
 welcome to nowhere, headlights on,
Living like the punchline of a half-written song.
We’re stuck on repeat, stuck on repeat, stuck
But somehow all the stars line up
(We’re stuck on repeat, stuck on repeat, stuck)
(But somehow all the stars line up) Stuck. We’re stuck on repeat Stuck. We’re stuck on repeat welcome to nowhere