Released: August 7, 2020

Songwriter: Dave Bayley

Producer: Dave Bayley

[Verse 1]
I see the bruise, I see the truth
I see what he been doin' to you
Blood on the shoes, what's his excuse?
He says he's doing some new kung fu
You always use his bullshit excuse
But I see what he been doin' to you

[Pre-Chorus]
Why'd you put up with that shit?
Why'd you go back for that kiss?
Maybe it tastes like him when you've got tears on your lips
Why'd you put up with that shit?
Why don't we pack and leave this?
Why do you smile when he cries?
Why do you cry when he wins?

[Chorus]
Fight for me
We can leave, I'm beggin', please
On my-on my knees, go to Hawaii
Fight for me, say, "We can leave," I'm beggin', please
On my-on my knees
Hawa-Hawaii

[Verse 2]
He got balloons, new flowers, too
Last one's dyin' in your bedroom
He squeezin' you, blame-blamin' you
Mama just usin' her red perfume
Domestic bliss
I know how bad you wanted it

[Pre-Chorus]
Why'd you put up with that shit?
Why'd you go back for that kiss?
Maybe it tastes like him when you've got tears on your lips
Why'd you put up with that shit?
Why don't we pack and leave this?
Why do you smile when he cries?
Why do you cry when he wins?

[Chorus]
Fight for me
We can leave, I'm beggin', please
On my-on my knees, go to Hawaii
Fight for me, say, "We can leave," I'm beggin', please
On my-on my knees
Hawa-Hawaii

[Bridge]
My God, I'll be right in, the trickle of lightnin'
I knew before I heard, I felt it in my skin
My God, I'll be right in, the trickle of lightnin'
I knew before I heard, I felt it in my skin

[Chorus]
Fight for me
We can leave, I'm beggin', please
On my-on my knees, go to Hawaii
Fight for me, say, "We can leave," I'm beggin', please
On my-on my knees
Hawa-Hawaii

Glass Animals

Glass Animals is a four-man indie-rock outfit from Oxford, England. Their sound is distinctively sexy and smooth while also sometimes being epic, upbeat, dark and beautiful.

The band consists of lead singer, song-writer and guitarist Dave Bayley, lead guitarist Drew MacFarlane, bass guitarist Edmund Irwin-Singer and drummer Joe Seaward.