| Maybe I should drop you at your door.
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| Or leave tonight and vanish up the shore.
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| Anywhere but here.
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| It’s three o’clock we’re driving in your car,
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| You’re screaming out the window at the stars,
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| «please don’t drive me home!»
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| Blame us because we are who we are.
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| Hate us because you’ll never get that far.
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| And who’d suppose you would go?
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| I’ve already learned enough to know.
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| Tell me all the places we could go.
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| And count the headlights passing on the road,
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| A long, long time ago.
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| Here we are.
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| Foreign to their world.
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| Straight and composed.
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| Your sermons I can do without
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| And I finally found.
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| That everybody loves to love you
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| When you’re far away.
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| Could it be we’ve done something wrong
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| We’d make it back to your place before dawn
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| «Please, don’t take me home.»
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| «Please, don’t take me home.» |