Respect
I said I love you at nineteen
young and carefree
but oh so naive.
You came along
one good looking bad boy
that did not belong.
Witty and charming
and in desperate need of some love;
that should have been my warning.
For years we were THAT couple
and for years you just couldn't stay faithful.
How many did you sleep with?
Oh yeah, there were more than a handful.
But you told me not to worry
because you only loved me...
and you were more than sorry.
But let me get this straight,
because you love me
other girls you date.
Because you love me
it's me you deprecate.
Well, because I love you
it's time
for me to say good-bye to you.
If you really loved me...
I deserved respect
and because you loved me...
you should've showed it before I left.
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