Now That I'm Back by Frances Quinlan
Now That I'm Back by Frances Quinlan

Now That I’m Back

Frances Quinlan * Track #8 On Likewise

Now That I’m Back Lyrics

Woman woke up early, heard a scraping near her brain
Imagine when the doc took out the roach, how much she must have changed
Afterwards it dawned on me
I heard noise from every corner and one night ate Raid-seasoned spaghetti

Look up, the metal sign clangs in the wind from a wire
Talk small, if at all, my news is blind and on fire

Only me and big trucks, lost, driving from upstate alone
I came in and she had on that white uniform
I had my first coffee with her that morning at home

Victory, gold-plated over violence
No presence save for memories spiraled and bent in your bedroom
Voltaire's severed head stared me back to bed
You've done your best all the way to the end

Balloons in a foreign park
Shadows of the dance class merge and come apart
Cough in the mirror, I'd forgotten to call
Now that I'm back, we should try again to talk
We should try again to talk
We should try again to talk
We should try again to talk
We should try again to talk

Now That I’m Back Q&A

Who wrote Now That I’m Back's ?

Now That I’m Back was written by Frances Quinlan.

Who produced Now That I’m Back's ?

Now That I’m Back was produced by Frances Quinlan & Joe Reinhart.

When did Frances Quinlan release Now That I’m Back?

Frances Quinlan released Now That I’m Back on Tue Nov 19 2019.

What did Frances Quinlan say about "Now That I'm Back"?

I was thinking about my struggles with compromise for the sake of understanding someone outside myself…It’s a long road, I think this song just portrays the start of it. Love is always around, even as great chunks of time drift from us and we inevitably find ourselves altered and wondering how we go...

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