Before I Left, After I Got Back Songtext
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I squint at the clouds and wait for the next bus.
If I had a dime, okay maybe a quarter,
for every awful thought, I'd buy us a house somewhere in the South.
I'd tell off your boss, maybe get you fired.
We'd never look back.
I've never felt better; you've never felt worse.
Well, so what?
I never feel better, you never feel bad.
Well, so what?
It's stronger than girls; it's colder than boys;
If I had a dime, okay maybe a quarter,
for every awful thought, I'd buy us a house somewhere in the South.
I'd tell off your boss, maybe get you fired.
We'd never look back.
I've never felt better; you've never felt worse.
Well, so what?
I never feel better, you never feel bad.
Well, so what?
It's stronger than girls; it's colder than boys;
it's queerer than you and I combined.
It's crueler than death and colder than life.
It's meaner than us.
It's gay like Dad;
it's torturing Mom, forgotten like both.
It's judgements that stick.
It's doctors who kill.
It's patterns that won't repeat again.
It's crueler than death and colder than life.
It's meaner than us.
It's gay like Dad;
it's torturing Mom, forgotten like both.
It's judgements that stick.
It's doctors who kill.
It's patterns that won't repeat again.
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