Everywhere I look
I just see you
On your own
All that it took
Was one call
On his phone

Forgive me if I'm wrong
But you look shit
All alone
So give me another shot
Cause I could be
The dog to your bone, or something

Even after all
All the bad things
That you showed
We should be together
Sharing this love
In my home

I know I'm not alone
You still look shit
All alone
So give me another shot
Cause I could be

Everywhere I look
I just see you
On your own
All that it took
Was one call
On his phone


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Household Goods Lyrics as written by Orlando Tobias Higginbottom

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    My Interpretation

    At first i thought this song was about a guy who lost a girl he loved because he found out she was cheating on her when another guy called her from his phone. but he still wants her regardless because she is alone and remorseful, and not with anybody now, which is why he says, you look like shit all alone, and we should we be together.

    but i am open to interpretation!

    LeeLee2790on September 11, 2013   Link

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