Every morning there's a halo hangin' from the corner
Of my girlfriend's four-post bed
I know it's not mine but I'll see if I can use it
For the weekend or a one-night stand

Couldn't understand
How to work it out
Once again as predicted, left my broken heart open
And you ripped it out

Something's got me reelin'
Stopped me from believin'
Turn me around again
Said that we can do it
You know I wanna do it again

(Sugar Ray say)
Oh
(Every morning) oh
(Every morning when I wake up)
(Shut the door, baby, don't say a word)
Oh (she always rights the wrong)
Oh (she always rights, she always rights)
(Shut the door, baby, shut the door, baby)

Every morning there's a heartache hanging from the corner
Of my girlfriend's four-post bed
I know it's not mine and I know she thinks she loves me
But I never can believe what she said

Something so deceivin'
When you stop believin'
Turn me around again
Said we couldn't do it
You know I wanna do it again

Oh
(Every morning) oh
(Every morning when I wake up)
(Shut the door, baby, don't say a word)
Oh
(Every morning) oh
(Every morning when I wake up)
(Shut the door, baby, shut the door, baby)

She always rights the wrong
For me, baby
She always rights the wrong
For me

Every morning there's a halo hangin' from the corner
Of my girlfriend's four-post bed
I know it's not mine but I'll see if I can use it
For the weekend or a one-night stand
(Shut the door, baby, don't say a word)

Every morning
Every morning when I wake up
(Shut the door, baby, shut the door, baby)
Every morning
Every morning (turn me around again)
(Shut the door, baby, don't say a word)
Every morning
(Do it again)
Every morning when I wake up
Every morning
(Shut the door, baby, shut the door)
Every morning when I wake up


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    I think it means he wants to have sex with her, and she let him go that far once, but now she doesn't want to do it anymore. Kind of understand? Like Every morning there's a halo hanging from the corner of my girlfriend's four post bed - every morning when he wakes up and she's got her second virginity again, the halo being her innocence and goodness. I know it's not mine but I'll see if I can use it for the weekend or a one night stand-He wants to have it, but it's hers and he cant have sex with her if she doesnt want to.

    Couldn't understand how to work it out-how to get her to do it again Once again as predicted left my broken heart open And you ripped it out-she did it, but doesn't want to. Something's got me reeling Stop me from believing-he thinks he can get her to do it. Turn me around again Said that we can do it You know I want to do it again- self explanatory

    Shut the door baby, don't say a word- sexual reference She always rights the wrong- makes him "be good" and not have sex. She always rights She always rights Shut the door baby Shut the door baby

    Every morning there's a heartache hanging from the corner of my girlfriend's four post bed-it hurts her that they did it. I know it's not mine and I know she thinks she loves me but I can never believe what she's said-told him they couldnt do it anymore.

    Something so deceiving when you start believing- gets it, and cant have it anymore Turn me around again Said we couldn't do it-she said no. You know I want to do it again

    akathmanon October 11, 2010   Link

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