You're in love for the first time, and you don't know what to do. You don't know what to say. You don't know how to act. And hope the instincts that follow will keep you in the clear, But you know that life is never fair.
So then you pour out yourself into an empty cup, But little did you know it never wanted filled up. And they're flying from your questions, Like, "Do you feel the same?" And they say, "Babe, we're on the same page," And then they burn the book.
How was I supposed to know? If the writing on the wall was so clear,
Now I'm in hell for the first time, And I don't know what to do, Who to talk to or turn to. And was easily knocked over by a beautiful bulldozer
I ran blind into your street, And off time to the beat. You're in places you shouldn't, Like when I'm starting my car Or pondering the future from your blue abandoned furniture.