December In Vegas ft. Caspian Eubanks & Jack Nix Lyrics

I left my frail heart in the bitter wind of Vegas

And a fatal shiver took you down like little notes

Like "can you sense me in the flicker of moonlight?

Can you see me in the fool's kaleidoscope?"

Snow in California is as rare as a surprise

And hoping in Nevada never led to a good time

If I settle for the holidays near teenage wedding lights

I'll never get you back but a bad December might

We were storm chasers, in the eye of freezing water

Tired dancers, dripping sweat past piercing thorns

And your solemn picture, torn up into the soil

Tracked from winter boots onto the gambling floors

Snow in California is as rare as a surprise

And hoping in Nevada never led to a good time

If I settle for the holidays near teenage wedding lights

I'll never get you back but a bad December might

Seven fifty, over the counter

Those summer days that baked our skin and cracked lips dry

It used to fade; the fights, the crying on the sofa

But now the smoke I blow out lingers in the sky

Your broken necklace laid out on the kitchen marble

I think about it every time I mix a drink

Though cold and ruthless, our last words still warm my fingers

And clog my mind like your hair in your bathroom sink

Snow in California is as rare as a surprise

And hoping in Nevada never led to a good time

If I settle for the holidays near teenage wedding lights

I'll never get you back but a bad December might