Can I Still Say Yes by Susan Anders / Susan's Room
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- Artist: Susan's Room
- Title: Can I Still Say Yes
- Genre: Rock - Alternative Pop, Pop - Alternative Pop
- Mood: Laid Back/Groovy
- Speed: Medium (78-95)
- Instruments: Real Drums/Drum Kit, Acoustic Guitar (Guitar, Banjo, Mandolin), Electric Guitar (Clean, Overdriven), Bass, Keyboards/Organs
- Track type: Lyric - Full Length
- Date added: 10/6/2011
- Lyric themes: Soul Searching, Frustration, Uncertainty Questioning, Moving On Letting Go, Reconciliation 2nd Chances
- Lyrics: What was I thinking you were right all along I'll put it all down in writing if that's what you want You were wide open you had love that would stay I ran the opposite way towards some treasure hunt And running round in circles Finally I woke up Is it too late you're too gone got too tired of waiting round Or can I fix this mess? With my lunatic past and my fear that you'll turn me down Can I still say yes? No one one is better defended than me I am the last one to see the obvious It seems so stupid now I thought I'd combust If everything all came down to the two of us But the further I ran from you The more I saw your face Is it too late you're too gone got too tired of waiting round Or can I fix this mess? With my lunatic past and my fear that once held me down Can I still say yes? Can I still say yes? bridge: If you smile at me kindly because you're past all that If you want to tell me off I won't interrupt you If you've moved on and now I am old hat Well it's what I deserve but I don't know what I'll do Can I fix this mess? Is it too late you're too gone got too tired of standing by Can I can I can I? Can we send up the rockets or send me back home to cry Can I still say yes?
About Susan's Room
Susan Anders / Susan's Room
Nashville, TN United States
Susan Anders (born Susan Streitwieser) grew up in Berkeley, California, at the tail end of the revolutionary wave rolling through the Bay Area. After collecting degrees from UC Santa Cruz and SF State, she got herself into a bunch of weird and cool musical situations. Among the weird: delivering singing telegrams wearing a table around her waist, and teaching doo-wop versions of Beatles songs to Buddhist monks. Among the cool: stints in a cappella, rock, ...
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