I Don't Know Where to Start
I don't know where to start.
You’re the downside to up.
You can make a happy man frown.
You’re the bad side of good.
Where sin and worry are present, you are there.
I loved you,
But did you care?
You lie beg and cheat,
But do you even look back?
All those times we had,
What were they to you?
You gave a new victim,
some new pray.
will he notice what he’s getting into?
Was it the pleasure?
Was it the thrill?
I don't know, and don't care anymore.
I don't know where to start.
You’re the downside to up.
You can make a happy man frown.
You’re the bad side of good.
But now I've got a new.
She's faithful and friendly,
Much, much better then you.
She makes me laugh,
She makes me smile.
She makes me sing,
For her I would run for miles
She's gracious, good and giddy.
She's always there for me.
Since I've met her, I haven’t even thought of you.
Now I do know where to start.
You may be the downside of up.
You may make a happy man frown.
But not this man.
Not this very happy man.
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