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Ribbon For Last Place
03:04
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Can't say
I understand
You've got a lot of
Blood on your hands, singing
Oh
You say,
You need your space
While I'm sitting here getting my
Ribbon for last place
I'm not here to change your mind
You've gotta do that on your own
You were right when you said
Love is blind
But wrong when you said
When in Rome
I know
You'll find someone, as long
As he's
Willing to run, chasin'
Oh
He might,
Try once or twice,
But he'll be gone
When he sees,
How you turn men to mice, singing
Oh
Scared him away,
Just another day
For you hit your mark
You've had fun and games
But you're acting the same
Like a shadow in the dark
I guess you needed some time
Away from being mine
But you had no place to go
Your eyes became wet
You wanted to forget
That I'm doing just fine
On my own
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Charlie Ames Project Omaha, Nebraska
Charlie Ames is a singer-songwriter and musician from Omaha, NE.
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