Please note if you choose colors across different fabrics, the colors may vary a lot
Heres a quick look at the some of the fabric swatches used to create the dress
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'Cause you used to make too much out of that kind of stuff When you turn your head around and it kills 'Cause the dress looks nice on you still And it always will I wait a long time just to see you I'm happy to be catchin' up No, we don't have to patch things up Just turn the lights down for the thrill 'Cause the dress looks nice on you still And it always will, so [Chorus] We should go out and dance like we used to dance We should go out and hold hands lovers hold hands And I can't tell you who's gonna last Well maybe that's the question, an answer I don't have (I can't tell) [Verse 2] Okay, I took a long time to get ready too 'Cause I didn't remember it And my head got heavy like it tends to do And I know that ain't part of the deal But the dress looks nice on you still And it always will I hated myself for some time For the things that I said The things that I put in your head And I tried and I tried, but I failed But the dress looks nice on you still And it always will, so We should go out and dance like we used to dance We should go out and hold hands lovers hold hands And I can't tell you who's gonna last Well maybe that's the question, an answer I don't have Well maybe that's the question, an answer I don't have We should go out and dance like we used to dance We should go out and hold hands lovers hold hands And I can't tell you who's gonna last Well maybe that's the question, an answer I don't have Well maybe that's the question, an answer I don't have [Outro] (We should go out Said we should go out) About Inspired by Bonnie Raitt, Dijon reflects on all angles of a failed relationship in Pitchfork Dijon personally stated on Apple Music: I borrowed a drum machine and just laid down this thing, and a friend of mine named John Keek played some chords
