Lyrics: Abby (Demo) by Gracie Abrams
Climb up the ivy, come through the window Hide from your family, here with your face close Tell on your brother, how he's been so cold I'll make you dinner, put on your headphones Tune out the bad news, letters from college You miss your best friend, she should be calling Just fall asleep right here on the carpet I'd never wake you, stay 'til the morning light I'm right here, fall to me, to me Fill your head with sweet dreams, sweet dreams You'd never hurt a thing, nothing I hope you know to talk to me When we were little, we shared a haircut Wanted to kill you, I was embarrassed Mothers insisted that we would grow up And things would be different 'cause we would be closer Tell me your secrets, ask every question My door is open 24/7 Think you were made from something in heaven You made me love the number 11 I'm right here, fall to me, to me Fill your head with sweet dreams, sweet dreams You'd never hurt a thing, nothing I hope you know to talk to me I was just thinking, do you remember Going to New York back in November? Swallowing chocolate, sharing a king bed Judging an album, judging my boyfriend Isn't it funny, we're getting older You used to fit right up on my shoulders I can't believe our childhood is over I'm really grateful I get to know you I'm right here, fall to me, to me Fill your head with sweet dreams, sweet dreams You'd never hurt a thing, nothing I hope you know to talk to me I'm right here, fall to me, to me Fill your head with sweet dreams, sweet dreams You'd never hurt a thing, nothing I hope you know to talk to me
Exploring the Heartfelt Bond in “Abby (Demo)”
Sibling Connection and Nostalgia
“Abby (Demo)” by Gracie Abrams beautifully captures the intimate, evolving relationship between siblings. Through vivid childhood memories, shared secrets, and the comfort of being there for one another, the song explores the special, sometimes complicated, love that grows with time. Abrams’ gentle lyrics evoke both nostalgia and gratitude, highlighting the deep emotional ties that persist even as life changes.
Song Credits
- Artist: Gracie Abrams
- Songwriter: Gracie Abrams