A Few of Your Own Lyrics – Noah Kahan

A Few of Your Own Lyrics - Noah Kahan

Lyrics of A Few of Your Own by Noah Kahan

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[Verse 1]
I was high when I met you, life was something to get through
Picture frame in your bedroom, of the one man that left you
And I felt the spiral of the earth when you finally called me yours
Ain’t it strange how you saw me getting dressed in the hallway?
You could tell I was falling, or escaping from something
You didn’t say a single word, you didn’t see me as a curse
The state of the summer blends us in with each other
We would pray for more thunder for a night under cover
We were huddling like mice, below an unforgiving sky

[Pre-Chorus]

Too old for both of us to keep howling at the moon
To be cross-eyed drunk this young in the afternoon
Two souls in one truck and no money left to lose
Teach me how to not stare at you
And I spent the whole night singing

[Chorus]
“Oh, my, my, what a time to be alive”
Young and dumb on the edge of the world
Oh, good Lord, what it means to be alone
I knew well, I knew hell and now I don’t
Tell me, love, if the devil ever comes
To make good on the debts that I owe
Wish me well, tell the stories I would tell
Go ahead, make a few of your own

[Post-Chorus]
A few of your own

[Verse 2]
Once all the rain stopped, I was afraid you might wake up
And remember who I am and remember what I’ve done
Didn’t ask me to justify, you just sat up and rubbed your eyes
I grew up with a feeling that what’s good must be fleeting
That if I’m happy, I’m dreaming, then I’m prepared for you leaving

But I see that s*itty beat-up car, oh baby, there you are

[Pre-Chorus]
Too old for both of us to keep howling at the moon
Cross-eyed drunk this young in the afternoon
Two souls in one truck and no money left to lose
Teach me how to not stare at you
We yelled

[Chorus]
“Oh, my, my, what a time to be alive”
Young and dumb on the edge of the world
Oh, good Lord, what it means to be alone
I knew well, I knew hell and now I don’t
Tell me, love, if the devil ever comes
To make good on the debts that I owe
Wish me well, tell the stories I would tell
Go ahead, make a few of your own

[Post-Chorus]
A few of your own
A few of your own

[Chorus]
Oh, my, my, what a time to be alive
Young and dumb on the edge of the world
Oh, good Lord, what it means to be alone
I knew well I knew hell and now I don’t
Tell me, love, if the devil ever comes
To make good on the debts that I owe
Wish me well, tell the stories I would tell
Go ahead, make a few of your own

[Post-Chorus]
A few of your own

[Outro]
A few of your own
Oh, make a few of your own
Oh, make a few of your own
Oh, make a few of your own

A Few of Your Own Song Credits & Production Details

Song Title A Few of Your Own
Singer(s) Noah Kahan
Musician(s) Noah Kahan, Aaron Dessner & Gabe Simon
Lyricist(s) Noah Kahan, Aaron Dessner & Gabe Simon
Release Date April 25, 2026
Label Mercury Records
Language English

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The song ‘A Few of Your Own’ by Noah Kahan is written by Noah Kahan, Aaron Dessner and Gabe Simon.

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Music of the song ‘A Few of Your Own’ is produced by Noah Kahan, Aaron Dessner and Gabe Simon.

When was the song ‘A Few of Your Own’ officially released?

The song ‘A Few of Your Own’ is officially released on April 25, 2026, accompanied by its official music video.

Which record label released the song ‘A Few of Your Own’?

The song ‘A Few of Your Own’ by Noah Kahan was released under the record label Mercury Records.

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