Wild May - cold feet Lyrics

My parents never valued blending in
They never even taught us to regard it
So in the eyes of a man
Feel like I could read him like a book
But couldn't follow a crowd if I even wanted to
Always pictured you with somebody more like your sister
A quiet athletic Midwesterner
I always thought I'd end up
With someone just like my dad
A kinda hell raising reformed iconoclast
And those high school years
Man they ain't so far back
I never made it to prom
And you never cut the grass

On the phone last night
You asked me to define how we're different
On the phone last night
You asked me to define how we're different
Maybe this is it

The prophet John came neither
Drinking or eating
The people judged him said he had a demon
The son of man ate and drank still they judged
Called him a sinner a glutton and a drunk
And see I find such peace in
All these teachings
They did not receive me
I know they've got their reasons
Yet wisdom
Is justified by her deeds
Oh thank you Jesus

On the phone last night
You asked me to define how we're different
I stayed silent I couldn't think of it
The phone last night you asked me to define how we're different
I guess this is it

When we were only friends
In Central Park that late July
I recall a little spark
But left with another guy
I was spending all my days with him
I hope he's doing fine
Probably never see those friends again
But I end up your wife

Now our wedding day is coming up in just a couple weeks
Tell you I'm writing up another one and I'm calling it cold feet
But you don't focus on your feelings
You don't obsess over meaning
You said I can't wait to hear it
And you asked me what I needed

On the phone last night
You asked me to define how we're different