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Song of the Day: Charlotte Cornfield - Living With It (featuring Feist)

February 12, 2026 Peter Kimpton

Charotte Cornfield’s upcoming album Hurts Like Hell

Beautiful, fragile, vulnerable indie-folk by the Canadian singer-songwriter with a fellow famous guest, heralding her upcoming sixth album, Hurts Like Hell, out 27 March on Merge Records / Next Door Records. It will be Cornfield’s first LP since the birth of her daughter in 2023. To explore and enjoy more by Charlotte Cornfield, see also the other embedded links below.

I remember where we were when you said it
I’ll never forget it
I remember everything about
Our hotel rooms with the double-locked doors in between
And how I couldn’t breathe when you left
Filled with a mixture of thrill and regret
And guilt and desire

The way you talked to me was wild and true
That half-smile and that glow in you
Your faded blue wagon, your steely-eyed stare
Your signature salt-and-pepper hair
You said, “Is this the house?”
I said, “Yeah, that’s me right there.”
But I didn’t get out

Maybe I’m just better at living with it than you are
But I’m the one crying in my car
Telling you to go when I want you to stay
Maybe I’m gettin’ in my own way
Or maybe I’m too afraid to throw it all away

I remember where we were when you said it
I’ll never forget it
I remember everything about
Our whispered calls when everyone else was asleep

Disarmingly honest
With those weathered features
You said, “You know I love you, right?”
And you reached for your t-shirt
I still have your number
I’ll never delete it
Do you still have mine?

Maybe I’m just better at living with it than you are
But I’m the one crying in my car
Telling you to go when I want you to stay
Maybe I’m gettin’ in my own way
Or maybe I’m
Too afraid
Maybe I’m just better at living with it than you are
But I’m the one crying in my car
Telling you to go when I want you to stay
Maybe I’m gettin’ in my own way
Or maybe I’m too afraid to throw it all away

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