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I know better

I know better

Than to treat you this way

I know better

Than to let the sins of yesterday

Stab me and tell me it's time to go

I know better

Than to spill the beans

I know better

That you don't know what I mean.

No longer will words be lost in translation

Nor hidden for future revelation

Nor minced in parable

Or written in gold above gold

I know better

Than to miss you

I know better

Than to question you

That you're still here

That you can bare

Whatever color your hair

I know better

Than to tell the future

I know better

Than to be sure

That you're still here

That you can bare

Whatever color your hair

I know better

What I did not know when it counted

I know better

That what everything I did amounted

To nothing when it

Could've been every bit

Worth it

God Damnit

I thought I knew better

When I wanted to Quit

I though I knew better

When I thought this was it

Not that I'd be like a rolling stone

All alone

Changing my telephone

Number of tallys on a stone

I thought I knew better

Greeting again

I thought I knew better

Remembering when

There was more than evil

More than upheaval

More than black

In my heart

I thought I knew better

As I got on the train track

I though I knew better

I'd never look back

That Midwest Town would miss me

I'd be, I was a celebrity

Everything would be Free

I was next to deity

I thought I knew better

Than to fall in love

I thought I knew better

Than to give it the shove

When it was a rough December

Night, of what I remember

The fire of the day reduces to embers

In fallacy

Finally

An excuse for me

To leave

I thought I knew better

Than to plan for the future

I thought I knew better

My past, my concern, for her

Holding back tear is my fate

Everything I am I hate

Only petty work to concetrate

On love and loss, I am a graduate

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