If you take a step, I will make you sure
That you take the next
If you tell a lie, I'll just nod my head
Yeah, I'll let it slide

'Cause you woke me up
And there's birds outside, and I still feel drunk
But I'm glad you did, 'cause last night
You weren't making that much sense

You said you wanna die
Now you say you wanna live
You said you loved me after forty five minutes
If this is all a game can you just say it is?
I'll do it anyway, so it makes no difference

We should order up
Wash the wine out of the coffee cup
They got bread and fruit, there's probably
Not much else for you
We can lay around, you can kiss me
'Til the maids come kick us out

It's eleven now so make every second count
But back in New York they can't ever find this out
There are things we do, that we're really not allowed
We can say anything but we just can't say it loud

I hope you always find someone to take you home
To put you into bed, kiss your cheek and check your pulse
Make sure you're still breathing with their hand up to your nose
I wish that could be me but it's just not possible




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Breakfast in Bed Lyrics as written by Eddie Hinton Donnie Fritts

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    and to the gay comments..... I think its wrong but possible. I however don't think Conner is gay/ has a secret desire to be with men because he is a strong enough person who has put so much of his life out there he wouldnt be ashamed of being gay and would be very open about it. Unless this song is about a character other than conner I think it is about an affair

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