Lyrics

I'm so tired of hearing tales of coming news Telling tales of a changing sky It's just a shame that I didn't notice you Till someone I loved had to die What made us think that this was so different? Who is driving behind those things you say? Why do you insult me and my friends? Who are my friends anyway? I've spent my life lying now I pay the price Are these really words of a young man or a worthless human life I don't mean to scare you with the things I say I take it back, yes it's a beautiful day I watched you from the beach when your ship sailed You made it clear that nothing stays the same It's getting darker I wonder if you can tell I wonder when it all had changed You never used to let me go unveiled I was so distracted I never saw the rain You promised you meant every word you said I wonder when it all had changed It hurts so bad to hear such pretty words Coming from somebody like you I've been looking for so long that I've lost touch With what's the best something to do I've got a friend who makes good choices Everybody likes the way that he sees things I've got a problem and it walks me daily Can't you see no one is proud of me It's a long road alone and I'm not proving Anything going by myself When your love life is all that's really moving Oh sugar girl I do appreciate the help I had my fun with money gold and diamonds Both went sour before they got to me I'll be waiting girl but don't go counting hours I'm not waiting for any other three I was just a peasant from the highlands She said don't you call me your mountain girl I said don't bother me I'm trying to write and Don't worry you ain't my mountain girl I can call you but I'd probably make you cry These days it's what you often times do Call the preacher then go call your father Tell them that the wedding plans have moved I sent a message, said I'll be gone forever The letter of reply never came She said that she'd be true but I wouldn't let her I wonder when it all had changed Hell has no fury like a woman Happy scorned or otherwise You can do what you want to with your name But you can bet I'm changing mine Well I'd give a $100 to get a letter If at the bottom it said I miss you bad See but the truth of the matter is no one back home really misses me See how I talk when I'm sad Since I was young I've known a lot of women...