Noah Kahan - Orange Juice (Live Acoustic)

Noah Kahan - Orange Juice (Live Acoustic) with tags noah, kahan, orange, juice, (live, acoustic), mercury, records/republic, records, alternative

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Director: David O’Donohue

Audio engineering & mixing: Josh Lovell

Lyrics:

Honey, come over

The party’s gone slower

And no one will tempt you

We know you got sober

There’s orange juice in the kitchen

Bought for the children

It’s yours if you want it

We’re just glad you could visit

Feels like I’ve been ready for you to come home

For so long

That I didn’t think to ask you where you’d gone

So why’d you go?

And you said

And you said

You said my heart has changed

and my soul has changed

and my heart and my heart

That my face has changed

and I haven’t drank

in six months on the dot

See the graves as you pass through

From our crash back in 02’

Not one nick on your finger

You just asked me to hold you

But it made you a stranger

And filled you with anger

Now I’m third in the lineup

To your lord and your savior

Feels like I’ve been ready for you to come home

For so long

That I didn’t think to ask you where you’d gone

So why’d you go?

And you said

And you said

You said my heart has changed

and my soul has changed

and my heart and my heart

That my life has changed

That this town had changed

And you had not

That the world had changed

and don’t you find it strange

that you just went ahead and carried on?

And you know I’d say

The last time I drank

I was face down passed out there on your lawn

Are we all just crows to you now?

Are we all just pulling you down?

You didn't put those bones in the ground

You didn’t put those bones in the ground

Honey, come over

The party’s gone slower

And no one will tempt you

We know you got sober

There’s orange juice in the kitchen

Bought for the children

It’s yours if you want it

We’re just glad you could visit

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Music video by Noah Kahan performing Orange Juice (Live Acoustic). © 2023 Mercury Records/Republic Records, a division of UMG Recordings, Inc.