More Than Friends
 作词 : Lucy Dacus
 作曲 : Lucy Dacus
 Just a mattress on the floor
 And an empty pizza box
 In an empty room, in an empty house
 Under a crescent moon in a brand-new town
 We lit a candle on the sill
 And I pulled you to the bed
 And you caved to my will
 We forgot to blow it out
 By the morning, it had burned all the way down
 You don't talk much, and that's fine
 Most days are dull, and that's alright
 We both forget to be nice sometimes
 We don't make sense from the outside
 It all started by mistake
 Getting tipsy by the lake
 When our knuckles brushed, you thought I meant it
 I thought you meant it
 But it was an honest accident
 Still, it opened something up
 Like melon rind around the fruit
 And I looked at you and I felt dumb
 'Cause I trusted you without trying to
 I have known you for so long
 You know I'll admit it when I'm wrong
 So I'll admit I never thought we'd be a thing
 I've never been happier to be wrong about anything
 When you die, I'll be a wreck
 When I die, don't pine until you're dead
 But until then, do you want
 To be more than friends?