| You were from the North, I was from the South
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| We were from opposite places, different towns
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| But I knew it was good and you knew it was too
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| So we moved together like a ball and chain
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| Minds becoming two halves of the same
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| It was real, but in shadows it grew
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| Cause you’ve got a secret don’t ya babe?
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| I would’ve shouted loud and broken through
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| I would’ve given it all to belong to you
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| But there were different plans, different rules
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| You said «where I’m from there is a lock and key
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| If you’d be so kind as to follow me
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| I will show you the way to the rest of my sins»
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| Cause you’ve got a secret don’t ya babe?
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| Yeah you, you got a secret don’t ya babe?
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| And I should know
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| Yeah I should know
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| So this room was damp where your sins laid
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| There was that smell in the air of an old place
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| That hadn’t seen much daylight in years
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| And you threw me down, said, «If ya don’t mind
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| I’m gonna leave you here until night time
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| Then we can do what we want my baby out of the spotlight.»
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| Cause you’ve got a secret don’t ya babe?
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| Yeah you, you got a secret don’t ya babe?
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| And I should know
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| Yeah I should know
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| For I’m your secret aren’t I babe?
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| Yeah I’m your secret aren’t I babe?
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| Aren’t I babe? |