Sometimes at Night

I broke the little cabana boy’s heart
To let you fondle me in the dark
One of those seedy outdoor motels
In your bed, swore I never would tell
I waited for the sun but it never came out
Now I’ll never know what the fuss was about
To watch it set over this mess that used to be a town
You’re the last one I thought I’d have my arms around
Sometimes at night
The bodies collide
And I forget who I’m
Laying next to
I did not ask to be born with these eyes
Eyes that always speak for my mind
I thought I would come home alone
But I brought all your habits into my home
Sometimes at night
The bodies collide
And I forget who I’m
Laying next to
Laying next to