Song for Charlie - Camp Cope

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And I drove over Sunday morning
I couldn't stop shaking the whole way
And she walked over to the thermostat (?)
Said the house needed to be warm today
And we all sat there in silence
Listening to her mother cry
And I felt it when it hit
I feel everything

When I heard you praticing in the shower
All the things you were gonna say
I didn't hear specific words
But I tell you you sounded brave
You were that little bit too late
Probably wouldn't have changed him anyway
But if I said that I felt the same
Would it feel okay?

And I keep his photo in my wallet
Yeah I watch home videos sometimes
To hear his voice and see him smile
To heal the impact on my life
Still hoping I'll see him on the street
Or in the house he built around me, my sisters, and my brother
For the strongest woman I've ever known,
My mother

And I keep his photo in my room
And how he looks so much like you
Charlie you're gonna be okay
At least tomorrow if not today
Charlie I'm gonna be okay
There's no one we can blame
Charlie you're gonna be okay
At least tomorrow if not today
Keep playing your songs everyday
Oh and when you're not okay
You can always call
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Song for Charlie Lyrics

When I asked what clothes you felt like
No one could give me a solid answer
When we turned around the corner
I felt my entire body shake
I swear it didn't look like him
And his hands were dirty and not as comforting
When she said "don't be afraid"
For the last time I touched his face

And I drove over Sunday morning
I couldn't stop shaking the whole way
And she walked over to the thermostat (?)
Said the house needed to be warm today
And we all sat there in silence
Listening to her mother cry
And I felt it when it hit
I feel everything

When I heard you praticing in the shower
All the things you were gonna say
I didn't hear specific words
But I tell you you sounded brave
You were that little bit too late
Probably wouldn't have changed him anyway
But if I said that I felt the same
Would it feel okay?

And I keep his photo in my wallet
Yeah I watch home videos sometimes
To hear his voice and see him smile
To heal the impact on my life
Still hoping I'll see him on the street
Or in the house he built around me, my sisters, and my brother
For the strongest woman I've ever known,
My mother

And I keep his photo in my room
And how he looks so much like you
Charlie you're gonna be okay
At least tomorrow if not today
Charlie I'm gonna be okay
There's no one we can blame
Charlie you're gonna be okay
At least tomorrow if not today
Keep playing your songs everyday
Oh and when you're not okay
You can always call
And it was no one's fault

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Camp Cope (occasionally typeset as CAMP COPE) are an Australian indie rock band from Melbourne, Victoria. The band consists of vocalist/guitarist Georgia Macdonald (aka Georgia Maq, formerly of Employment), bassist Kelly-Dawn Hellmrich (formerly of Palmar Grasp) and drummer Sarah Thompson (also of TV Haze and formerly Rozelle). The band formed in 2015 and released their first single, Stove Lighter, that same year. In January 2016, the band released their second single, "Lost: Season One," ahead of the release of their self-titled debut album. This was followed two months later with their third single, "Jet Fuel Can't Melt Steel Beams." The album was released via Poison City Records in April 2016. They followed this with a split 7" with US band Cayetana in early 2017. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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