Stella Lefty —
Boston

Lyrics and music by Stella Lefty, Grace Enger, Jacob Kasher Hindlin, Joe Reeves and Noah Kahan

Chorus:
     On a train back to Boston
     And we’re jumping the gun.
     And I’m telling you, baby,
     This the part where I’d run.
     But I like it when you’re nice,
     Like it when you’re nice to me.

Well, there I was,
Swearing I would never fall in love.
All my inhibitions
Walked out the second you said,
“What’s up?”

So here we go,
I’m throwing out the things
I used to know.
I hate to admit it,
But I guess I’m not better alone.

Chorus:
     On a train back to Boston
     And we’re jumping the gun.
     And I’m telling you, baby,
     This the part where I’d run.
     But I like it when you’re nice,
     Like it
     When you’re nice to me.

     I don’t know where it’s going,
     But don’t wanna go back.
     And usually I’d leave right
     At the thought of that.
     But I like it when you’re nice,
     Like it
     When you’re nice to me.

Waking up by your side,
I see it when the morning
Hits your eyes.
You don’t want me to leave.
Never knew I would be
This along for the ride.

   Last month, you were
   Just another someone,
   But now we’re headed back
   To where you come from.

Chorus:
     On a train back to Boston
     And we’re jumping the gun.
     And I’m telling you, baby,
     This the part where I’d run.
     But I like it when you’re nice,
     Like it
     When you’re nice to me.

     I don’t know where it’s going,
     But don’t wanna go back.
     And usually I’d leave right
     At the thought of that.
     But I like it when you’re nice,
     Like it
     When you’re nice to me.

Bridge:
   I like it
   When you’re nice to me.
   I like it
   When you’re nice to me.

Chorus:
     On a train back to Boston
     And we’re jumping the gun.
     And I’m telling you, baby,
     This the part where I’d run.
     But I like it when you’re nice,
     Like it when you’re nice to me.