I Can Talk To Your Voicemail

I'm seeing someone new

Tuesdays at 4

She thinks she knows what's best

Course she's been twice divorced

She's tried to convince me

Calling you won't help

But I know that you're working

I can talk to your voicemail

And tell you

You said I was enough

Guess that I called your bluff

Second Sunday in July

You know I had to call

We were supposed to tie the knot, remember

At Niagara Falls

I thought you didn't want kids

Your dad left at 13

But your new girl is pregnant

You just didn't want my genes

And I know

You said I was enough

Guess that I called your bluff

You said I was enough

Till you gave up

Till you gave up

You said I was enough

You said I was enough

You thought I was enough

Till you gave up

Look I know that I put landmines

Directly in our yard

Jokes on me, now you're gone

I don't remember where they are

Wasn't fair to make you stay

Cause I was feeling sad that night

But I'd told you all my secrets

At least the ones I knew you'd like

Thought you made me better

Now I know it isn't true

So I don't blame you leaving

I would if I could leave me too

Cause if I'm being honest

Most days are fucking hard

And breathing exercises

Only work half the time

And still you

Said that I was enough

Why did I call your bluff

You said I was enough

Till you gave up

You said I was enough

You said I was enough

You said I was enough

Till you gave up