SHOULD BE HAPPY
Two people hand in hand
Walking trough that hot summer-sand I know I should be happy But you know, I just can’t That boy so proud With a valentine-card she’s sent I know I should be happy But you know, I just can’t His girlfriend left him And he’s my best friend I know I should be sad But you know, I just can’t The waitress in this bar Is writing down my beer When she asked me my name I said: “you know, I live in fear”. Proudly I showed her my new cd But she looks like she knows me Some kind of anger, filled with confidence Just want to love her, wanna feel her hands Tears in my eyes Tears in this song I wanted to tell her about my childhood, But before I began, I found out she was gone So I take my guitar And I pay the bill Looking for a bar That’ll tell me fairy-tales A cigarette in my mouth Another one in my hand I know I should be happy But you know, I just can’t All the pretty people Thinking that they understand But only future knows I still don’t know what he ment When he told me you were dead That kind of stuff is in my head While disappearing in the crowd God’s a nice man, but why did he speak so
loud? I could have have friends But believe me in the end They all end up dead, or disappear into society The only thing to prevent that, is dying when
you’re twenty His girlfriend left him And he’s my best friend I know I should be sad And now you know why I just can’t (Don’t chase me, in this hopeless night I might seem to know the road I might seem to be a knight) Ó
Mark Lotterman 2001 |