The Cardigan (feat. Jon Cozart) — A New Kind of Love Story

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Video credits:

Written/Directed by David Bashford
Starring Jon Cozart & Laynie Mitchell
Cinematography by Robert Chuck
Camera/G&E team: Anton Jiracek, Chrystal Kim, Victoria Chen
Special thanks: Kim Fisher, Andy Bashford, Baxter Smith

Song credits:

Performed by Jon Cozart
Written, Recorded, & Produced by David Bashford

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LYRICS

Didn't even know that I still had it
Wasn't even sure if it was mine
Maybe I should keep it for the future
If I want it in the winter time

But do I even need this cardi?
If I love it should I let it go?
When I think about discarding
an article of clothing that I own
I get kind of sad
the things I have
were never meant to be
Will I always think about what might've been
my cardigan and me

Got it as a present from my mother
Six or seven Christmases ago
At the time I thought I really loved it
Knitted out of pure Merino wool

But do I even need this cardi
crumpled on the cluttered closet floor?
It would be an awesome bargain
If someone bought it from a goodwill store

I get kind of sad
The things I have
Were never meant to be
Will I always think about what might’ve been, my cardigan and me?

She called my cardi ugly
Only I can call it ugly
We’ve come this far for nothing

The truth about my cardigan
She’ll never understand
An ultimatum I must face
Though neither one I can replace
The girlfriend or the cardigan
It’s come to this, this is the end
For one of them

I chose my cardi
And I won’t say sorry
Maybe someday she will have it too
Discovering a love that feels brand new

Do I even need this cardi?
Yes I really, really do
I get kind of sad
The things I have
Were never meant to be
But I won’t have to think about what might’ve been
my cardigan and me