Hurt and Heart
Stephen Kellogg and the Sixers
I left my shirt hanging on the door
Got in my Car, dropped my foot to the floor
This time it was me, but who's keeping score?
Crying over spilt milk and the things that you adore
Hey there Massachusetts, this time I am going South
The more I ask you to bet, the more I run my mouth
You can't get between the numbers, it can not be both ways
So watch me as I make the biggest mistake of my life today
Hurt and heart
They're only two letters apart
I know it's just a start
And a start is all I got
Hurt and heart
Spending time in North Virginia just procrastinates
Candles and Corona's, staying up too late
When did I become the type of man
that a woman learns to hate?
Honey, it's been cool while it lasted and the last thing I will say
Hey there Carolina, this time I am going West
My friends say to never mind her,
But my friends don't know what's best
Give it time they say, time will take the hurt
Wish that I could go back home today and put on my old shirt
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