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I know this girl |
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And just like me she's got a lot to say |
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She calls me in the morning |
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To tell me 'bout last night |
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And if this isn't me, who am I? |
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Her tragic story could easily be mine |
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The story of last night... |
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Oh, all these stories.. |
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She's got this book, |
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Full of tales about women in different lives |
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But they all get up in the morning, |
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Thinkin' 'bout last night. |
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And if I'm not me, who am I? |
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Their stories are all cut out to be mine |
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The stories of last night... |
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Oh, all these stories. |
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And the circles we move through |
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The lives we defend |
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The men that we trust |
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The positions we put ourselves in |
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One million different stories |
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One million different ways |
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One million nights! |
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I'm a woman so I try |
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I try out the story of last night |
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Oh, all these stories.... |
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I know this girl |
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And just like me sometimes she turns really quiet |
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And though it's early early morning, |
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To her it's still last night |
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And me, well I'm up an I |
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I've got one more story added to my life, now |
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The story of last night.. |
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Oh all these stories.. |
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I'm a woman so I try... |
