It's a motherfucker
Being here without you
Thinking 'bout the good times
Thinking 'bout the bad
And I won't ever be the same

It's a motherfucker
Getting through a Sunday
Talking to the walls
Just me again
But I won't ever be the same
I won't ever be the same

It's a motherfucker
How much I understand
The feeling that you need someone
To take you by the hand
And you won't ever be the same
You won't ever be the same


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    To me it's about figuring out what to do with yourself after being in a relationship. Finding yourself on your own again. Sunday afternoon is usually when we have the most time on our hands and if you don't have anything to do but sit around and dwell on the past it can get pretty depressing.

    Relapseron March 16, 2005   Link

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