Eliza Elliott - Montana Lyrics

Do you think that it'd be warm in Montana
If I only went for a day
No, I won't move out of this city
Because I always take her with me
I just need, I need, I need to get away

And I'm not sure I'm gonna make it to all fifty
I never met a state that didn't leave a bruise
'Cause I was born heavy handed
And then the money left me stranded
So, I've got time to give and daylight to lose

So, I'm gonna call you tomorrow
Even if you don't pick up and I'm gonna tell you I love you
Even though it's not enough
And if they ask if I was boring, you could tell 'em this story
Oh you can say, I say, I say too much

Like how I wish you didn't move to Colorado
No wait, I wish I didn't keep you in my phone
'Cause every time I start to miss you
Oh I could tell you in an instant
And you don't need to, need to, need to know

Then I had that dream where we meet in San Francisco
And you look at me like I'm a bad idea
And then we kiss a million times 'cause I rehearsed my lines
Of what I'd say, I'd say, I'd say to you

So, I'm gonna call you tomorrow
Even if you don't pick up and I'm gonna tell you I love you
Even though it's not enough
And if they ask if I was boring, you could tell 'em this story
Oh you can say, I say, I say too much

So, I'm gonna call you tomorrow
And hope that you don't pick up
So that I can tell you I love you
Until the voice mail interrupts
And when they ask too many questions
Baby let them
Because I play, I play, I play, I play too much