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It's Saturday night and you're dressed to the 9's, |
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who will walk with you home tonight? |
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The one you could always turn yourself to |
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is out on a late night rendezvous |
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Guess you've known for a while that I'm dying inside |
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and this silver tongue's lost all it's words |
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What took years to build up takes a night to tear down, |
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and this night will haunt me for the rest of my life |
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'Cause she couldn't change my world |
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She didn't see the best in me |
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She couldn't change my world |
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She'll never understand |
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Now I carry the can, try to walk like a man |
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knowing time will just wound our heals |
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Sympathy fights through the tears in your eyes, |
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couldn't take another night at 10A |
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It seems the older I get the more things to regret, |
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I thought we would grow old together |
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But I know I'm standing here quiet as love fades away, |
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in a year now I still can't speak |
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Only you could change my world |
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You always saw the best in me |
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Only you could change my world |
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I didn't understand |
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I will try to remember the Halcyon days, |
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forget that I ever hurt you |
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And if we'll meet again some day, |
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could we say the things we never said |
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Now I'm stalking the bars and I pity my scars, |
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like a self made martyr on the run from it all, |
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And if somehow you love me still, baby, |
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would you let me know? |
