| The lady you were going to America with just left on an early plane
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| She took the keys to the apartment and left you standing out in the rain
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| Well, all the bros try to tell you but she said I don’t wanna know
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| She basically taken everything and left you nothing to your name
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| Nothing to your name
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| You borrowed money from the brothers now, time to collect the claim
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| You can’t even pay for the coffee but still you point the blame
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| It’s like you’re waiting for a miracle man, it’s just one of those days
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| Well, I suppose you were never told, so the story unfolds
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| I think you’ve gone too far this time but who am I to say?
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| Well, all your debts are numbered now, shall we call it a day?
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| Call it a day?
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| Oh man, you’re breaking my heart
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| Oh man, you’re breaking my heart
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| Oh man, you’re breaking my heart
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| Oh man, you’re breaking my heart
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| Your mother hides behind the curtains when you pull into her drive
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| She wipes her tears because the only time she sees you
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| Is when you’ve taken a dive
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| You keep saying that’s the system man but you and I know
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| I think it’s time to count your blessings friend
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| You’re the only one to blame, only one to blame
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| Oh man, you’re breaking my heart
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| Oh man, you’re breaking my heart
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| Oh man, you’re breaking my heart
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| Oh man, you’re breaking my heart
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| Three years later and you change your ways
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| You’ve got a stupid grin on your face
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| You’ve learned your lesson at long last
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| What a shame you had to learn that way
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| I’d like to leave you with just two things
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| You can take them anyway you like
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| But when you’re in they all come around
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| And when you’re out they don’t wanna know
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| But when you’re in they all come around
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| And when you’re out they don’t wanna know
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| Oh man, you’re breaking my heart
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| Oh man, you’re breaking my heart
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| Oh man, you’re breaking my heart |