Restaurant Week got me in a dress I haven't worn since last year and a wine I can't pronounce. Three courses in and I'm already planning tomorrow night's reservation. Tell me you'd order for me.
Restaurant Week got me in a dress I haven't worn since last year and a wine I can't pronounce. Three courses in and I'm already planning tomorrow night's reservation. Tell me you'd order for me.
Still wired from silks practice and my hands found somewhere better to be before I even stood up. Come be the reason I don't stop.
Cardiff Greek Festival has me dancing with strangers and I don't even know the steps. Someone's grandma keeps feeding me baklava and I'm not stopping her. You'd fit right in — or maybe you'd rather just watch.
Sessions Fest just dropped me back on the sand and Osees is already tearing up the stage. Salt's still drying on my skin and I can't pick between the water and the speakers — tell me which way you'd drag me.
Spinning in this dry riverbed since dark and my arms finally stopped thinking and just started moving. Fire eats everything else out of your head after a while. Dare you to stand close enough to feel the heat.
Padres are down two and I'm still on my feet screaming like it's my job. Whole section's staring and I genuinely don't care — tell me you'd stay till the last out with me.
The bass hasn't even started yet and I can already feel it in my ribs. Whole floor is packed and I'm right in the middle with my eyes closed — dare you to come find me.
First light at Mission Gorge and the whole crag is mine for another hour before the holiday crowds find it. Rock's still cool, hands are chalked, and I've got a project that's been shutting me down all month — tell me you'd spot me.
Got my eyeliner half-smudged and my shoes are somewhere between the door and here. This city does Labor Day weekend like it's personal. Tell me you'd still kiss me like this.
North Park Thursday market does this thing where the light goes gold between the stalls and suddenly everything looks better than it is. Found a ring that fits — tell me it looks good on me.