Shift; not enough space.

By Dadface

On Forget the Oxford Comma!

Released on February 14, 2024

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[Verse 1]

She said, "I hope you find yourself again."

And every other remark, every "I don't know you anymore."

Hurt just as much

I can't blame you anymore, which makes it all feel worse

"Just suck it up for three more weeks," you said

And I got it


[Verse 2]

Worse comes to worst: it's just a year

But a year was all it really took

"You need the weaker one of us right now—the one who'll cry with you."

"The one who'll partake in your pity parade."

Maybe she's right

Even if not, he owes it to both of us to step up

"You've got a lot of him in you, but you've got a little bit of me, too."

I hope she's right


[Bridge]

I said, "I'm sorry you've been the target of my frustrations for so long."

She said, "We hate the ones we know will never leave."

It was funny, though, when I looked her in the eyes

Because we both thought we had no more tears left to cry

I said, "I'm sorry you've been the target of my frustrations for so long."

She said, "We hate the ones we know will never leave."

It was funny, though, when I looked her in the eyes

Because we both thought we had no more tears left to cry


[Refrain]

"I'll never rent a one-bedroom; my door is always open for you."

"I'll never rent a one-bedroom; my door is always open for you."

"I'll never rent a one-bedroom; my door is always open for you."

"I'll never rent a one-bedroom; my door is always open for you."


[Refrain w/ Bridge]

"I'll never rent a one-bedroom; my door is always open for you." (I said, "I'm sorry you've been the target of my frustrations for so long." She said, "We hate the ones we know will never leave.")

"I'll never rent a one-bedroom; my door is always open for you." (It was funny, though, when I looked her in the eyes because we both thought we had no more tears left to cry)

"I'll never rent a one-bedroom; my door is always open for you." (I said, "I'm sorry you've been the target of my frustrations for so long." She said, "We hate the ones we know will never leave.")

"I'll never rent a one-bedroom; my door is always open for you." (It was funny, though, when I looked her in the eyes because we both thought we had no more tears left to cry)