Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Whose Problem? , by - The Motels. Song from the album No Vacancy: The Best Of The Motels, in the genre ПопWhose Problem? |
| Going together so well |
| Watching the distance dissolve |
| Anticipating the matter will never be heard |
| I know you wanted perfection |
| But I lost my nerve |
| So, whose problem am I? |
| Whose problem am I? |
| Whose problem am I? |
| If I’m not yours |
| You didn’t have to help me |
| You could have very well left me |
| Out on the floor |
| Knowing that time always tells |
| I find that you’re not so sure of myself |
| I think you’re wondering maybe you made a mistake |
| Now, nobody’s perfect |
| Now, why don’t you give me a break? |
| 'Cause whose problem am I? |
| Whose problem am I? |
| Whose problem am I? |
| If I’m not yours |
| You didn’t have to adopt me |
| You could have very well left me |
| Outside your door |
| So, whose problem am I? |
| Whose problem am I? |
| Whose problem am I? |
| If I’m not yours |
| You didn’t have to help me |
| You could have left me |
| Just like before |
| I think of the places I visit |
| I think of the face I have lost |
| Think of it, I’d be a bargain |
| At half the cost |
| And except for the sanity |
| Nothing much has been lost |
| So, whose problem am I? |
| Whose problem am I? |
| Whose problem am I? |
| If I’m not yours |
| You didn’t have to adopt me |
| You could have very well left me |
| Outside your door |
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