Bulletproof Weeks
Matt Nathanson * Track #6 On Some Mad Hope
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- #3Heartbreak World
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- #4Gone
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- #5Wedding Dress
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- #6Bulletproof Weeks
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- #7To The Beat Of Our Noisy Hearts
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- #8Still
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- #9Detroit Waves
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- #10Falling Apart
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- #11Sooner Surrender
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- #12All We Are
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Bulletproof Weeks by Matt Nathanson
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Matt NathansonProduced by
Marshall Altman & Mark WeinbergBulletproof Weeks Lyrics
Somewhere in between the beginning and the end
September took the tourists and settled in for good
We could hear the trains again
Brooklyn girls in scarves
Summer left and no one said a word
And we'd open your window and stay in your bed
All day 'til the streetlights came on
What happened to bulletproof weeks in your arms
What happened to feeling cheap radio songs
What happened to thinking that the world was flat
What happened
So up on 59th steet right before the rains
Lovers catching taxis going downtown
I'm talking to what's left of you
I'm watching what I say
Counting all the freckles on your perfect face
You open your window, I sit on your bed
Just waiting for right words to come
So, what happened to bulletproof weeks in your arms
What happened to feeling cheap radio songs
What happened to thinking that the world was flat
What happened to that
Was I wrong? (x2)
So, what happened to bulletproof weeks in your arms
What happened to feeling cheap radio songs
What happened to thinking that the world was flat
What happened to that
Bulletproof Weeks Q&A
Who wrote Bulletproof Weeks's ?
Bulletproof Weeks was written by Troy Verges & Matt Nathanson.
Who produced Bulletproof Weeks's ?
Bulletproof Weeks was produced by Marshall Altman & Mark Weinberg.
When did Matt Nathanson release Bulletproof Weeks?
Matt Nathanson released Bulletproof Weeks on Tue Aug 14 2007.
What did Matt Nathanson say about "Bulletproof Weeks"?
The way that the record works, it moves like a story—I didn’t really mean for it to—but it moves like a relationship. The intent of how great you want it to be and how alive you feel. And then kind of having it dip back down and head back in a more realistic way, kind of like fiction to reality....