Zach Bryan —
Something in the Orange (Z&E’s Version)

Lyrics an Music by Zach Bryan

It’ll be fine by dusk light,
I’m telling you, baby.
These things eat at your bones
And drive your young mind crazy.
But when you place your head
Between my collar and jaw,
I don’t know much,
But there’s no weight at all.

And I’m damned if I do
And I’m damned if I don’t,
‘Cause if I say I miss you,
I know that you won’t.
But I miss you in the mornings
When I see the sun,
Something in the orange
Tells me we’re not done.

Chorus:
     To you I’m just a man,
     To me you’re all I am.
     Where the hell
     Am I ‘supposed to go?
     I poisoned myself again,
     Something in the orange tells me
     You’re never coming home.

     If you leave today
     I’ll just stare at the way,
     The orange touches
     All things around.
     The grass trees and dew,
     How I just hate you;
     Please, turn
     Those headlights around.

I need to hear you say
You’ve been waiting all night,
There’s orange dancing
In your eyes from bulb light.
Your voice only trembles
When you try to speak;
Take me back to us dancing,
This wood used to creak.

Chorus:
     To you I’m just a man,
     To me you’re all I am.
     Where the hell
     Am I ‘supposed to go?
     I poisoned myself again,
     Something in the orange tells me
     You’re never coming home.

     If you leave today
     I’ll just stare at the way,
     The orange touches
     All things around.
     The grass trees and dew,
     How I just hate you;
     Please, turn
     Those headlights around.

     To you I’m just a man,
     To me you’re all I am.
     Where the hell
     Am I ‘supposed to go?
     I poisoned myself again,
     Something in the orange tells me
     You’re never coming home.

     If you leave today
     I’ll just stare at the way,
     The orange touches
     All things around.
     The grass trees and dew,
     How I just hate you;
     Please, turn
     Those headlights around.

     Please, turn
     Those headlights around.