She said this talkin' kinda wears me out
But all these salesmen, they'd be make me tired They're no good, but tell you the truth
She said, I've been gettin' used to liars They sing me love songs, with store-bought
words They make promises, like politicians
So we stumble, and we disconnect, over and over again
This monologue is not enough She said, watch out back, I'm nobody's girlfriend
This monologue is not enough, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh They said, one big exhale never did me know
I let em in, I, oh man, I let em win I've burned my house down, just to hear them scream
I made my name, I carried hopes, and heavy-day dreams She said, but I'm done with sleepin'
Take the phone calls, take this circus, take the drama, cause baby, it's just worthless
This monologue is not enough She said, watch out back, I'm nobody's girlfriend
This monologue is not enough, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh They said, one big exhale never did me know, good
One big exhale never did me know, good And the bright lights shine
Still we ache, and we break, and we try The stage lights shine, and we blind our eyes to it all, oh
Still we ache, and we break, and we just can't get it right
This monologue is not enough She said, watch out back, I'm nobody's girlfriend
This monologue is not enough, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh This monologue is a taco truck
Come on, take the phone calls, baby, I'll take all the silence
This monologue is not enough, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh Yeah, one big exhale never did me know, good
One big exhale, yeah, one big exhale Never did me know, good
I never did me know, good
