Lyrics Sad Clowns - John Mellencamp

Sad Clowns - John Mellencamp
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Date of issue: 27.04.2017
Song language: English

Sad Clowns

Well I don’t wait on women
I don’t open doors
I’m not much of a gentleman
And by the way, I keep score
So if you are thinking
You’re sitting on top of the world with me
Baby, you’d better think again
I don’t care for girls
Who give compliments to themselves
How glamorous they are
And how they’re really something else
I’ve been taken in
By women like that before
So baby, you’d better think again
I could be more accommodating
But somehow it’s lost on me
And all this useless talking
About how it’s going to be
I’ll come along for the ride
And this sad clown company
Hey baby, you’d better think again
Well I’m about as dependable
As a drunkard who needs a drink
Have no real interest
In what you might say or think
But I got the ice cubes
To pour you a drink
Baby, you’d better think again
I could be more accommodating
But somehow it’s lost on me
And all this useless talking
About how it’s going to be
I’ll come along for the ride
And your sad clowncompany
But baby, you’d better think again
I’d like to apologize
For all my shortcomings now
And sure, I get lonely
But I get over it somehow
I’m not exactly a young girl’s dream
Cause you figured that out by now
So baby, you’d better think again
Hey baby, you’d better think again

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Artist lyrics: John Mellencamp