You put on your raincoat
ÔÇÿCause it looks like it just might today
And you grab your keys
And youÔÇÖre out the door before you know where youÔÇÖre going
And if blame, as they say, is for God and little kids
Then youÔÇÖre deserving of praise or a slap on the wrist
ÔÇÿCause you canÔÇÖt help but blame yourself
For your long face
Not a day passes that you donÔÇÖt fold your hands
And ask St. Francis to find the lust for life
That you lost when she left with your tongue
And your last breath
Well, sheÔÇÖs a thief with an eye for nice things
Not a day passes that you donÔÇÖt close your eyes
And ask St. Francis to find the love of your life
That you lost when she left
You donÔÇÖt fuck and lifeÔÇÖs a mess
Without her to tell you what to say
Or when to breathe
Or what youÔÇÖll need where youÔÇÖre going