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Last night, she said |
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\"Oh, baby I feel so down, and that turns me off, |
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When I feel left out. |
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So I, I turn around |
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Oh, baby don't care no more, I know this for sure. |
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I'm walking out that door! |
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\"Well, I've been in town for just about fifteen |
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Whole minutes now, |
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And I feel so down, and I don't know why |
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'Cause I've been walking for miles. |
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And people, they don't understand; |
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No girlfriends, they won't understand; |
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Your grandsons, they won't understand; |
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And on top of this, I ain't ever gonna understand.\" |
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Last night, she said |
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\"Oh, baby, I feel so down, and it turns me off, |
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When I feel left out! |
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So, I, I turn around |
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\"Oh, baby don't care no more, I know this for sure, I'm walking out that door.\" |
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Yeah, yeah |
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Ohh, oh, ooh, oh-ooh woah, |
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\"And people, they don't understand; |
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No girlfriends, they won't understnd! |
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And your spaceships, they won't understand; |
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And me - I ain't ever gonna understand!\" |
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Last night, she said |
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\"Oh baby I feel so down, and it turns me off! |
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When I feel left out, |
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So, I, I turn around! Oh, baby, I feel so down, |
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And I don't know why - I'm walking out that door,\" yeah yeah. |