Went and left me on my own before
Said you don't want me round anymore
Found some other fool to come and care for you

Now you're back and though my heart is sad
You still want me but girl I'm still mad at you
So baby don't bother at all

When I see you walking down the street
I feel so sorry for the one you meet
Now I know what you are like and what you can do

That was then and now you're at my door
What can I tell you that I haven't before, we're through
So baby don't bother at all

From a bird's eye view to a T-bone steak
From above to below the human race
Have about as much respect for each other as we demand
To the moon to the wrong southside of you

Still remember how you used to care
Take you with me almost everywhere
Seems so funny to think that you'd be untrue

But the day you ran away with him
You made a fool of me and that I think is cruel
So baby don't bother at all

A bed of roses suppose it doesn't exist
would you believe,I believe that believing in this
is like a suit on a groom and the bride he's going to wed
Well instead go asleep in separate beds

Went and left me on my own before
Said you don't want me 'round anymore
Found another fool to come and care for you

Now you're back and though my heart is sad
You still want me but honey I'm still mad at you
So baby don't bother at all
So baby don't bother at all
So baby don't bother at all


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