"The Occasion" lyrics
I'm twenty-one feeling like a kid
In five years will this song be relevant
'Cause I'm scared I won't keep your attention
Now, I'm twenty-six, feel a little older
Is it normal staying kinda sober?
I'm scared I won't keep all my old friends
If I could go back tell myself what to expect
I would do well in school maybe write a couple checks but you
Might get it wrong but it's nothing to regret
You might go tell your friends that you got other friends
But know that it's alright to make a couple changes
Yeah it might just be stage fright
Enjoy the occasion
So I let it be, wait and see
Take a break, gotta breath
No it's all your vacation
Just enjoy the occasion
Thirty-one, had a couple kids
Got tour in a month but that's just what it is no
I don't wanna be the one who missed out
But I still text my teachers thank 'em that I never dropped out
Thought I'd be a bit stronger now
Thought I'd wanna jump off this plane
Metaphorically I don't wanna be afraid of doing these things
That I hate
I should give it a try
Before I leave this life
Call up my friend tonight to just say hi
But know that it's alright to make a couple changes
Oh it might just be stage fright
Enjoy the occasion
So I let it be, wait and see
Take a break, gotta breath
No it's all your vacation, just enjoy the occasion
Cooped up in my room
Everyone is doing great I don't know what to do
Maybe if I get a job I'll be happy too
But we don't live forever
Let's enjoy the weather together
Know that it's alright to make a couple changes
It might just be stage fright
Enjoy the occasion
Let it be, wait and see
Take a break, gotta breath
No it's all your vacation
Know that it's alright to make a couple changes
Oh, it might just be stage fright
Enjoy the occasion
So I let it be, wait and see
Oh no, take a break, gotta breath
No it's all your vacation
Know that it's alright to make a couple changes
Oh, it might just be stage fright
Enjoy the occasion
So I let it be, wait and see
Oh no, take a break, gotta breath
No it's all your vacation
Just enjoy the occasion
In five years will this song be relevant
'Cause I'm scared I won't keep your attention
Now, I'm twenty-six, feel a little older
Is it normal staying kinda sober?
I'm scared I won't keep all my old friends
If I could go back tell myself what to expect
I would do well in school maybe write a couple checks but you
Might get it wrong but it's nothing to regret
You might go tell your friends that you got other friends
But know that it's alright to make a couple changes
Yeah it might just be stage fright
Enjoy the occasion
So I let it be, wait and see
Take a break, gotta breath
No it's all your vacation
Just enjoy the occasion
Thirty-one, had a couple kids
Got tour in a month but that's just what it is no
I don't wanna be the one who missed out
But I still text my teachers thank 'em that I never dropped out
Thought I'd be a bit stronger now
Thought I'd wanna jump off this plane
Metaphorically I don't wanna be afraid of doing these things
That I hate
I should give it a try
Before I leave this life
Call up my friend tonight to just say hi
But know that it's alright to make a couple changes
Oh it might just be stage fright
Enjoy the occasion
So I let it be, wait and see
Take a break, gotta breath
No it's all your vacation, just enjoy the occasion
Cooped up in my room
Everyone is doing great I don't know what to do
Maybe if I get a job I'll be happy too
But we don't live forever
Let's enjoy the weather together
Know that it's alright to make a couple changes
It might just be stage fright
Enjoy the occasion
Let it be, wait and see
Take a break, gotta breath
No it's all your vacation
Know that it's alright to make a couple changes
Oh, it might just be stage fright
Enjoy the occasion
So I let it be, wait and see
Oh no, take a break, gotta breath
No it's all your vacation
Know that it's alright to make a couple changes
Oh, it might just be stage fright
Enjoy the occasion
So I let it be, wait and see
Oh no, take a break, gotta breath
No it's all your vacation
Just enjoy the occasion
Writer(s): Michael Stensland, Ben Baker, Ike Holzmann
