It must be the end of the road
It must be the end of you and I
And forever too
Walking the last bridge alone
We've given up on the good times
And the bad we knew

When I'm alone in a cold, dark room, well
There's still someone
That I can tell my troubles to

Me, myself, and I will never be alone
We'll find a way to get along
And we'll be fine
When all that's left is me, myself, and I
Myself and I will never be alone
We will find a way to get along
And we'll be fine
When all that's left is me, myself, and I

When did it start getting old?
When did it stop being worth the time
Just to see it through?
I don't wanna get used to "it's over"
We've already said too much
To make it new

When I'm alone in a cold, dark room, well
There's still someone
That I can tell my troubles to

'Cause me, myself, and I will never be alone
We'll find a way to get along
And we'll be fine
When all that's left is me, myself, and I
Myself and I will never be alone
We will find a way to get along
And we'll be fine
When all that's left is me, myself, and I

But, it's hard to see you don't belong to me
When I gave you the best part of my life
Well, I tried to be everything that you want me to be
But I don't have to give you reasons why
When all that's left is me, myself, and I

I'm not gonna try to forget
Maybe happiness
Is worth the chance of a bitter end
Here at the end of the road
I don't really care who is right
I'll give you the last words tonight

'Cause me, myself, and I will never be alone
We'll find a way to get along
And we'll be fine
When all that's left is me, myself, and I
Myself and I will never be alone
We will find a way to get along
And we'll be fine
When all that's left is me, myself, and I


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    My Interpretation

    This song is one of my favs. But this song is just a really sad breakup and it help me with my breakup and once you hear the song you could feel your heart breaking. But its Taylor publicising his divorce with his wife (from 11 years ago) and knowing he gotta move on but knowing how bad the pain would be. its a very sad song

    hansonno1fanon February 17, 2017   Link

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