Well I'd like to think I'm the mess
You'd wear with pride
Like some empty dress on the bed
You've laid out for tonight
Maybe I'll tell you sometime

Time
Sometime
And you were right
Right
You were right

Outside
By your doorstep
In a worn-out
Suit and tie
I'll wait
For you to come down
Where you'll find me
Where we'll shine

Outside
By your doorstep
In a worn-out
Suit and tie
I'll wait
For you to come down
Where you'll find me
Where we'll shine

Outside
By your doorstep
In a worn-out
Suit and tie
I'll wait
For you to come down
Where you'll find me
Where we'll shine

Oh


Lyrics submitted by drawrof, edited by glojo14, sohomaki

I Go To The Barn Because I Like The Lyrics as written by Mathew Brooke Christopher Early

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    The title is what gets me the most. It makes me as the question, what does he like? He goes to the barn because he likes the what? It sorta leaves the final word to be open to interpretation. Or maybe it's meant to be sorta like he's cut off. Maybe he's to sad to say what he likes. If its a song about heartbreak, maybe he likes to go to the barn because he likes the way it reminds him of his love. Who knows.

    zareox7on May 24, 2013   Link

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