I fought it for a long time now,
While drowning in a river of denial.
I washed up, fixed up, picked up
All my broken things.
'Cause you left me police tape, chalk line,
Tequila shots in the dark scene of the crime.
Suburban living with a feeling
That I'm giving up everything for you.
Oh, oh, oh,
How was I supposed to know
That you were o-o-over me?
I think that I should go. (Go!)
And something's telling me to leave but I won't,
'Cause I'm damned if I do ya, damned if I don't.
It took a lot to take you home.
One stupid call and I end up alone.
You made up, dressed up, messed up
Plans I set in stone.
But you made me do when I don't like
Dancing in the alley with a street-rat night-life.
Can't keep living with a feeling
That I'm giving up everything for you.
Oh, oh, oh,
How was I supposed to know
That you were o-o-over me?
I think that I should go. (Go!)
And something's telling me to leave but I won't,
'Cause I'm damned if I do ya, damned if I...
Don't make a fool of myself
When you hang around.
When you're gone,
I'm a match that's burning out.
Could have been, should have done
What I said I was going to do,
(Said that I would do,)
But I never promised you.
(But I never promised you.)
Oh, oh, oh,
How was I supposed to know
That you were o-o-over me?
I think that I should go. (Go!)
Never took a fool to see the things that I won't,
'Cause I'm damned if I do ya, damned if I do ya.
Oh, oh, oh
('Cause you left me police tape, chalk line,)
How was I supposed to know
That you were o-o-over me?
(Tequila shots in the dark scene of the crime.)
I think that I should go.
Something's telling me to leave but I won't,
'Cause I'm damned if I do ya,
Damned if I d-d-d,
Damned if I do ya,
Damned if I don't.