| I could wait until you’re sleeping,
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| you’d never hear me leaving,
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| go without saying a word.
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| I could write it in a letter;
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| maybe it’d be better,
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| who knows, it can make it worse.
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| Save it for a rainy day.
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| Baby, either way,
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| I’m damning it straight to Hell.
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| Ten to three or half past 9,
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| it will never be a good time,
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| to drop a bombshell.
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| If I did a little drinking,
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| may numb me into thinking,
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| I could tell you face to face.
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| If I hardened my heart,
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| I’d tear us apart,
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| so I wouldn’t have to carry this weight,
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| here on my shoulders,
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| I’d tell you it’s over,
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| instead of keeping it to myself.
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| Whatever midnight,
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| it’ll never be a good time,
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| to drop a bombshell.
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| I can’t love you,
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| I can’t love you anymore.
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| Oooohhhh, I can’t love you,
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| I can’t love you anymore.
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| Driving through the smoke,
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| out of the ashes,
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| looking for a place to land.
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| All that I know,
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| is I can’t go back,
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| so I’m driving fast as I can.
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| Picking up pieces,
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| praying to Jesus,
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| Lord I’m gonna need your help.
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| It ain’t the easy way,
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| there’s always a price to pay,
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| for dropping a bombshell.
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| Ten to three or half past nine,
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| it’ll never be a good time. |