"Meant (Julie's Version)" lyrics

"Meant (Julie's Version)"

Dark hair but lighter
When the hot days are longer
Try to be by the water
Now I haven't seen a moment pass
That's when I'm not a father
Or a firsthand offer
To the one thing keeping me afloat
And it's wonderful

I wanted you to know how much it meant
I know that you know how much it's been
I needed you to stay right here, and you did
I wanted you to know how much it meant

I can't have no part in it
You told me, "It's all so hazy
I'm so sick and tired of
Being sick and tired lately"
If you're still a part of it
I can hope that I will be freely
Giving all of everything
I know it's not gonna be easy

I wanted you to know how much it meant
I know that you know how much it's been
I needed you to stay right here, and you did
I wanted you to know how much it meant


Writer(s): Charlie Harrison Martin, William Byrne Taylor
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