Bad Love

(Ronald Finn)

A humorous look at the beginning of the end of a longterm relationship

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V1 She said she was a victim of circumstance Whatever I did just wasn't enough I bought her flowers; we hugged for hours But I sensed we were no longer in love I booked a weekend in Paris In the hope it would add some romance I don’t know how but we got into a row All because I asked a woman to dance CH But I never thought it’d be easy You do your best and that’s all you can do You've got to stand up and be counted Otherwise bad love will crucify you V2 I said I didn’t want to get married I felt we’d both hit a bit of a glitch I was sipping some wine feeling just fine But she ignored me when I went in for a kiss Decided to take myself out of the equation We didn’t speak for over a week I gave her a call she made me feel small Now our future together looks bleak REPEAT CH She mentioned she was having an affair I said that was news to me She screamed in my face invading my space And the language she used you wouldn’t believe I realized our relationship had run its course In hindsight I had a lucky escape She thought she was queen and every man’s dream But her mood swings were just too hard to take BRIDGE I was out and about with some friends When she happened to be passing by She looked me up and down wearing a frown And that’s when she started to cry She told me she wanted to get married And that she was expecting twins soon She said she felt blessed but had one last request To my surprise she asked if I’d be the groom? REPEAT CHORUS AND FADE

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