Transits

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Transits Lyrics by Tyra Chantey

(Chorus)

We’re in transits, goin’ off to different places
Different planets, watch your aura pass me by
Losin’ balance, what if we run out of time and second chances
Empty-handed

(Verse)

You like the fast life, you like to drive and get down and dirty
Act like the bad guy, you want some love me like when you feel like callin’ at midnight out
You got the best of me, you got me losin’ sleep (Yeah)
I’ve been hopeful baby, I was hopin’ maybe that you’d cross my path (Mm)
I’ve been sinkin’ lately, and it’s hard to move, think I’m stuck on you

(Chorus)

We’re in transits, goin’ off to diffеrent places
Differеnt planets, watch your aura pass me by
Losin’ balance, what if we run out of time and second chances
Empty-handed

(Post-Chorus)

I wanna know, would you love me better if I go? I’m not home
I wanna know, can we trust the stars above to let us know, how to grow? (Oh)

(Bridge)

We only got this life
No guarantees the stars align
Follow your passion trail
And try to keep an open mind
Hidin’ here by myself
No guarantees you’ll find me
Said if it’s faith, you’ll find me
Leavin’ the past behind

(Chorus)

We’re in transits, goin’ off to different places
Different planets, watch your aura pass me by
Losing balance, what if we run out of time and second chances
Empty-handed

(Post-Chorus)

I wanna know, would you love me better if I go? I’m not home
I wanna know, can we trust the stars above to let us know, how to grow? (Whoa)

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About the song "Transits"

“Transits” is a song written and performed by singer Tyra Chantey. The song was produced by Lukas Nathanson and released on July 29, 2022.

“Transits” is an introspective and ethereal track that delves into themes of uncertainty, love, and the passage of time. The song reflects on the transient nature of life and relationships, capturing the feeling of moving through different phases and places, both physically and emotionally. In the chorus, the artist questions what happens if time and second chances run out, leaving one empty-handed.