We're Onto Something

Album: released as a single (2025)
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  • You say every other day, you wanna get away, you wanna see the country
    I know this is just a phase, you ain't going anywhere

    Same same, isn't it a shame? We ain't gonna change, we ain't gonna listen
    Somewhere in the open air there is something missing
    The old man, he wants to sell the land, buy himself a van and see other people
    I can kinda understand it

    I think we're on to something
    Hit me up when you're around
    You don't owe me nothing
    You just like to let yourself down
    You just like to let yourself down

    Be warned the day that I was born, I was fully formed, I was on a mission
    But that name's too hard to mention
    It'd be nice if I could get a slice, have it oustide, take a big ol' bite
    Paradise, it seems alright

    I think we're on to something
    Hit me up when you're around
    You don't owe me nothing
    You just like to let yourself down
    You just like to let yourself down

    I get to rambling talking about the animals
    Flipping around the channels, and living in my new flannel pajamas
    Until the weather is warm
    We're still here so something is clearly working
    I'm certain the birds are chirping, I'm certain we will be hurting
    If we make it through the eye of the storm

    I think we're on to something
    Hit me up when you're around
    You don't owe me nothing
    You just like to let yourself down
    You just like to let yourself down
    I think you'll like it
    You just like to let yourself down Writer/s: Caleb Followill, Jared Followill, Matthew Followill, Nathan Followill
    Publisher: Reservoir Media Management, Inc.
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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