Gatlin – Talking To Myself

Gatlin – Talking To Myself Lyrics

Artist: Gatlin
Song: Talking To Myself

Like a movie that you can quote almost every line
Like a T-shirt that you have washed ’bout a hundred times
I got used to your voice
Like it was my own

Now there’s kind of a void
I’m totally fine though
This is the part where I
Start losing my damn mind

This house is way too quiet
And I know the walls would never tell
Lately I’ve been talking to myself
What if I play pretend?

You’re holding me again
We’re laughing in my head
But I know that there’s nobody else
And I’ve just been talking, talking to myself

I could replay all your voicemails, but it’s not the same
But at least then I could always hear you say my name
I got used to your voice
Like it was my own

Now there’s kind of a void
I’m totally fine though
This is the part where I
Start losing my damn mind

This house is way too quiet
And I know the walls would never tell
Lately I’ve been talking to myself
What if I play pretend?

You’re holding me again
We’re laughing in my head
But I know that there’s nobody else
And I’ve just been talking, talking to myself

Ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh
Talking to myself
Ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh
I made a list of all the things I couldn’t tell you

Do you miss me? Are you talking to yourself, too?
This is the part where I
Start losing my damn mind
This house is way too quiet

And I know the walls would never tell
Lately I’ve been talking to myself (Talking to myself)
What if I play pretend?
You’re holding me again (Ooh-ooh)

We’re laughing in my head
But I know that there’s nobody else
And I’ve just been talking, talking to myself
Ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh

Talking to myself
Ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh
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From the album:
Talking to Myself (Stripped)
Release Year: 2019