Cabin by Philip Bosley

Rain outside, it's just you and me
One of my most treasured memories
No one imposing, there ain't no one to judge
Drunk on each other, two kids in love

We tried a pup tent, we tried with sleeping bags
“Who needs a mattress? I'm sure we'll be alright”
Woke up sore, cold and damp all night
One of the worst sleeps of our lives

Not so far north as it seems,
Not as remote as it could be
But if it's just you, and it's just me
Maybe that's enough for me

Sleeping inside, our lessons learned
All cozied up, watch the fire burn
Safe with each other, as the big log glows
Just ignore the mouse that's out there eating soap

The mice might scurry about,
The bugs might bite
But if the road's okay, well...
We'll see the stars tonight

Don't bother hunting, don't try to fish
Don't need to paddle, don't need a swim
Shut down your worries, stare at the trees
Sit in a lawnchair, find some peace

Sit down in a lawnchair, find some peace
Shut down your worries, stare at the trees

• Americana
• Rock
• alt-country
• indie rock
• shoegaze
• singer-songwriter
• Port Colborne