Kübler Shuffle

[Verse 1]
I'm just a simpleton
Coming to grips with the things I've done
Most likely to sit out while I replay
The damage I've done day after day
I hid in the kitchen with your Grandmother's ring and
I asked your parents back in early spring
And to my surprise they shook my hand
And gave me a hug and let me amend

[Chorus]
You should write a song about it
You should write a song about it
You should write a song about it
You should write a song about it

[Verse 2]
Stared at the carpet as you crossed your legs
I tried to look thoughtful if you looked my way
We both recount our reasons for coming here
For evеrything to spill out for a stranger's ear
Confronting myself with griеf that I couldn't bear
Much harder to stomach with that stranger's stare
I know that I love you but if I really do
I'll leave you alone like you've asked me to

[Chorus]
You should write a song about it
You should write a song about it
You should write a song about it
You should write a song about it

[Verse 3]
Summer is gone along with everything else
You told me to go and try and find myself but
You know that I don't finish anything I start
Finally know what that meant and it breaks my heart
I try to change my cynical frame of mind
It's not attractive, it's grotesque and unkind
I don't like this person that I've become
So self-absorbed, I hurt everyone

[Chorus]
You should write a song about it
You should write a song about it
You should write a song about it
You should write a song about it
You should write a song about it
You should write a song about it