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Aimee Mann ~ I Could Hurt You Now


This is for the one who was false Who taught me about building walls One who could always turn it around To leave me here on shaky ground This is for the one who made good In someone else's neighborhood One who was never anything but The shifty eye of sheer bad luck Once i thought that i would never forget And i have not quite done that yet But i could hurt you now I could hurt you now This is for the time that i lost The death of who i thought i was The things in which i cannot believe For fear i'll wear them on my sleeve Things i know that will never be returned But i crossed that bridge before it burned So i could hurt you now I could hurt you now (listen, sonny boy You just don't get it, do you) I could hurt you now (tell you what i'll do I'll get that message to you) Maybe it leaves an invisible scar But i have not come quite that far But i could hurt you now (listen, sonny boy You just don't get it, do you) I could hurt you now (tell you what i'll do I'll get that message to you) more free lyrics

This is for the one who was false
Who taught me about building walls
One who could always turn it around
To leave me here on shaky ground
This is for the one who made good
In someone else's neighborhood
One who was never anything but
The shifty eye of sheer bad luck
Once i thought that i would never forget
And i have not quite done that yet

But i could hurt you now
I could hurt you now

This is for the time that i lost
The death of who i thought i was
The things in which i cannot believe
For fear i'll wear them on my sleeve
Things i know that will never be returned
But i crossed that bridge before it burned

So i could hurt you now
I could hurt you now
(listen, sonny boy
You just don't get it, do you)
I could hurt you now
(tell you what i'll do
I'll get that message to you)

Maybe it leaves an invisible scar
But i have not come quite that far

But i could hurt you now
(listen, sonny boy
You just don't get it, do you)
I could hurt you now
(tell you what i'll do
I'll get that message to you)

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