And there's a whole lot of people doing a whole lot of worse.
Well there's a whole lot of people and there are a whole lot of jerks.
When I'm at home in my kitchen, just doing the dishes is to work.
And I know why I'm living is as simple as I was given birth.
I've had lovers for some reason, sometimes you just need things
Sharing nothing but the sheets when I needed some feelings to hurt.
I've had other ways to see things, now there's nothing to believe in.
Staring up the ceiling, put a leash on every word.

I'm not clever but I'm no child.
I know I am responsible.
I needed someone and was much more
Much more confused than I thought I was.
I'm not clever, but I'm no child.
I know I am responsible.
We slept together
And we did some other things...
Ta-ta-ta-ta-tada
Woo!

A bit like lovers
Are for real
But I had lost my heart for it.

Well I don't know what you've heard.
If I took off my pants, if I took off my shirt.
Well tell your friends or run off to church.
I feel bad enough already.
Ta-ta-ta-ta-tada.
I get this look like I've read books
and disappointed by the time it took.
Well have you been enjoying yourself on top of me?
Ta-ta-ta-ta-tada.

And you'll see someone else in the very same way.
Place a different meal on the very same tray.
Life is tough now bite the bitter grape.
I'd tell you stuff if I had stuff to say.

Tried my best to like her but I couldn't.
Well if I had to try, I guess I shouldn't.
I'm so tired, try to keep myself from blinking.
Could someone please tell me what to be thinking?
I'm not clever but I'm no child.
I know I am responsible.
There's a whole lot of people and a whole lot of jerks.
I'm not doing too well but I could do a lot worse.


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