| We might as well talk about things on the news
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| Maybe the weather 'cause it’s always true
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| We’ve got nothing left we can do
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| And we might as well talk about anything
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| Doesn’t really matter, I’m sure you’ll agree:
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| We don’t stand on common ground
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| And we might as well talk, talk about you
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| And all of the brilliant things that you do
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| Is that what you really wanted to hear?
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| And I tried so hard to talk really soft
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| But I knew I was talking way too loud
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| You’re irritated, I don’t understand
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| But if you’re so glad that you left, why’d you come back?
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| Just to keep an eye on the ones in your past?
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| Just to see if he still cares?
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| And we sat and we watched you sing all your songs
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| Secretly hoping that we’d sing along
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| But there was nothing left and we both know it
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| And in the end you left me sitting in the smoking lounge of an airport
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| I was praying
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| It might somehow turn back around, but it was really gone forever
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| And I’ll write you a letter, and never send it away
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| 'Cause in the end you left me sitting in the smoking lounge of an airport
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| I was praying
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| I was falling down
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| Turning back to run
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| Anywhere but now
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| Anyone but you
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| Why do I turn into such a dumb wreck every time you come back to town?
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| Why do I turn into such a dumb wreck every time you come back to town?
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| And I’ll blame it on
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| Whisky and coffee was waking you up just fine
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| We’ll talk about when we talked
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| We’ll talk about who to blame it on
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| Whisky and coffee was waking you up just fine |