Went out on a limb
Gone too far
I broke down at the side of the road
Stranded at the outskirts and sun's creepin' up

Baby's in the backseat
Still fast asleep
Dreamin' of better days
I don't want to call you
But you're all I have to turn to

What do you say
When it's all gone away?
Baby I didn't mean to hurt you
The truth spoke in whispers will tear you apart
No matter how hard you resist it
It never rains when you want it to

You humble me Lord
Humble me Lord
I'm on my knees empty
You humble me Lord
You humble me Lord
So please, please, please forgive me

Baby Teresa, she's got your eyes
I see you all the time
When she asks about her daddy
I never know what to say

Heard you kicked the bottle
And you helped build a church
You carry an honest wage
Is it true you have somebody keeping you company?

What do you say
When it's all gone away?
Baby I didn't mean to hurt you
Truth spoke in whispers will tear you apart
No matter how hard you resist it
It never rains when you want it to

You humble me Lord
You humble me Lord
I'm on my knees empty
You humble me Lord
You humble me Lord
So please, please forgive me

You humble me


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    This song has a lot of religious message in it - However, I don't think Norah herself is really religious, so it's hard to say. I think she (The character) is calling out to God, and maybe also her ex-partner.

    Simplethings18on February 07, 2007   Link

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