Tell Me You Love Me
I’m just a girl
And you’re a strong man.
You held my heart
In the palm of your hand
Tell me you love me
Whisper the words
I know you’re not sorry
I know you’re not hurt
You see the scars
All from last night
Don’t say you don’t remember
Don’t say it’s alright
Just tell me you love me
Whisper the words
But I know you’re not sorry
I know you’re not hurt
I know where you’ve been
I smell her sheets
When you come home
And hide it from me
Tell me you love me
Whisper the words
You know you’re not sorry
That I’m the one you hurt.
It’s written on my scars
And written on your hand
That I’m now a woman
And you’re not a man.
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