Daybed - Old 97's

He was a gentle man, he kept it clean

He said she had the purtiest eyes he’d ever seen

She got a red dress and he got a drink

He meant to tell her 'bout his heart condition

He had a heart that was an empty vein.

And he’s got a self-destructive nature

He never got tired of being alone.

It’s only me on the daybed

There is no them, there is no you

It’s only me on the daybed

And this bed’s not big enough for two.

He worked his whole life to earn money to buy

All the different things he liked to smoke like Camel cigarettes and Humboldt

kind

He had a problem or so it seems

He never told about his heart condition

He had a heart that was an empty vein.

And he’s got a self-destructive nature

He never leaves well enough alone.

It’s only me on the daybed

There is no them, there is no you

It’s only me on the daybed

And this bed’s not big enough for two.

He’s got a self-destructive nature

He never got tired of being alone.

It’s only me on the daybed

There is no them, there is no you

It’s only me on the daybed

And this bed’s not big enough for two.

It’s only me on the daybed

There is no them, there is no you

It’s only me on the daybed

And this bed’s not big enough for two

And this bed’s not big enough for two

And this bed’s not big enough for two.