Lyrics

women & dreams

And when I say that I hate music, What I mean is that I'm tired of being alone And when I tell you that it's over, What I mean is I can't believe that you could be that strong And when I look for you in the cracks in the sidewalk What I mean is, "Why do you approach so slowly?" And when I tell you that I don't believe in you What I mean is that I'm glad that you believe in me But it wasn't that way from the beginning of my story Where nothing equals quite what it seems Oh, but there really ain't no cause to worry It's just what you get when you learn your lessons from women & dreams And when my eyes say that I'm not sure I'm just waiting for you to say something sweet And wondering why you’d waste your beauty on me My eyes beg of you that beauty to repeat And when I walk away with confidence It doesn't mean that I'm taking you for granted And granted that all the signs might seem to tell you so Well, I'm just glad that something beautiful has been planted And when I gaze upon you in silence I'm probably just holding in a scream But one of joy, not of poverty or violence That's what yo get when you learn your lessons from women & dreams And when I say that I hate music I just can't find that perfect song And when I tell you that I love to be alone What I mean is that I love to belong But it wasn't that way from the beginning of my story And it probably won't be that way in the ending scene But, babe, there really ain't no cause to worry It's just what you get when you learn your lessons from women & dreams