Dan + Shay - I Should Probably Go To Bed Lyrics

Dan + Shay Lyrics

"I Should Probably Go To Bed"

All my friends finally convinced
Me to get out of the house
To help me forget, to help me move on
Then I heard you're back in town

In a crowd of strangers and lovers
Someone told me that you were coming so

I should probably go to bed
I should probably turn off my phone
I should quit while I'm ahead
I should probably leave you alone
'Cause I know in the morning (In the morning)
I'll be calling (I'll be calling)
Saying sorry for the things I said so
I, yeah, I should probably go to bed

So I don't undo the 'got over you'
That it took so long to find
'Cause all it would take
Is seeing your face and I'd forget

I should probably go to bed
I should probably turn off my phone
I should quit while I'm ahead
I should probably leave you alone
'Cause I know in the morning (In the morning)
I'll be calling (I'll be calling)
Saying sorry for the things I said so
I, yeah, I should probably go to bed

Before I question my decision
Is it love? I know it isn't
Now I'm all up in my head again
'Cause I know I don't
Have the self-control
To walk away if you walk in

Oh
I know, I know, I know, I know
I should probably go to bed

Ooh-ah, I'm all up in my head
Ooh-ah, I should go to bed
Ooh-ah, I'm all up in my head
Ooh-ah, I should go to bed

In a crowd of strangers and lovers
Someone told me that you were coming so
I should probably go to bed

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Writer(s): Sean Maxwell Douglas, Jason Evigan, Dan Smyers, James Mooney

"I Should Probably Go To Bed", released on the 31st of July 2020, was recorded during the coronavirus pandemic at Dan Smyers' studio. He told "People" magazine, "The studio is an extra bedroom in the house with a mattress leaning against the wall and pillows on the floor. It's not glamorous, very DIY. But Shay started singing and it was just like we were feeding off each other's energy like we had done in the beginning of our career, before we had all kinds of things on our calendar." Dan produced the song and played every instrument on it.

"We were all pulling from past experiences and stirring them up in a pot and out came this song. I think a lot of people can relate to it, whether it's a past relationship that you can't get over or whether it's some other temptation that's pulling you and rendering you defenseless. Whatever it is, I feel like we've all gone through it in some way, shape or form," shared Dan Smyers about this song.

The song reached number 50 on the US Country chart and number 21 on the US Country Airplay chart.