Milk And Honey

I’m sick of wakin' up alone.
Honey, I’m pleading,
Let’s put away the sticks and stones,
Be human beings.
'Cause I have the sense to be afraid to be a fool. (Oh)
I have the sense to be afraid to be a fool. (Oh)
You push me out.
You push me out, again.
You push me up.
You push me up against a wall.
You told me once your body flowed
With milk and honey.
What ever happened to our boy,
Inside your tummy?
Oh, I had the sense to be afraid to be a fool (Oh)
but I’m on a fence to make you stay or to be cruel. (Oh)
You push me out.
You push me out, again.
You push me up.
You push me up against a wall.
You push me out.
You push me out, again.
You push me up.
You push me up against a wall.
You perfume-covered, helpless Louse:
Look on the bright side.
See, every time you laugh out loud,
I’m crying inside.
But I have the sense to be afraid to be the fool. (Oh)
Try common sense, make me believe,
Believe in you.
'Cause, I should have known.
Yeah, I should have known.
Yeah, I should have known
You’d kick me hard when I’m on the ground. (Oh)
Kick me hard when I’m on the ground. (Oh)
You’d kick me hard when I’m on the ground (Oh)
Kick me hard when I’m on the ground (Oh)
(I'm sick of wakin' up alone.
Honey, I’m pleading,
Let’s put away the sticks and stones,
Be human beings)