Smoke Clouds Lyrics - James Arthur - James Arthur

Look no farther than the father's who go farther than they should 

To the point where we're surrounded by the scars behind their hoods 

And who is gonna teach them wrong from right? 

Who's gonna tell them it's alright? 

Just pass the jazz cigarette 

Take these brain cells out my head 

Fill my lungs, drain my heart 

'cause this smoke cloud's giving me shelter 

And I feel much better 

And demons wave the white flags for me 

still my bones keep pleading to walk out 

From all of this fall out 

But there's no way that I could leave 

So I don't leave 

Turn my bitterness to sweet 

I gotta find a new release 

So I'm trading blues for green 

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Da da da da da da da da da. Listen. 

See I'm a simple man I don't even have a phone 

If I did I wouldn't pick it up I want to be alone 

I don't trust anyone in this one-track town 

And when people walk by watch my eyes fall down 

Who is gonna teach them wrong 

Who's gonna teach them wrong from right? 

Just pass the jazz cigarette 

Take these brain cells out my head 

Fill my lungs, drain my heart, heart, heart, heart, heart 

'cause this smoke cloud's giving me shelter 

And I feel much better 

And demons wave the white flags for me 

Still my bones keep pleading to walk out 

From all of this fall out 

But there's no way that I could leave 

So I don't leave 

Turn my bitterness to sweet 

I gotta find a new release 

So I'm trading blues for green 

Just pass the jazz cigarette 

And take these brain cells out of my head 

Oh, fill my lungs, drain my heart 

'cause this smoke cloud's giving me shelter 

And I feel much better 

And demons wave their white flags for me 

Still my bones keep pleading to walk out 

From all of this fall out 

But there's no way that I could leave 

So I don't leave 

Turn my bitterness to sweet 

I gotta find a new release 

So I'm trading blues for green