Music Video
Featured In
Credits
PERFORMING ARTISTS
Matchbox Twenty
Performer
Brian Yale
Bass Guitar
Rob Thomas
Lead Vocals
Kyle Cook
Background Vocals
Paul Doucette
Drums
Matt Serletic
Remixer
Greg Archilla
Remixer
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Brian Yale
Songwriter
JOHN JOSEPH Stanley
Songwriter
JOHN LESLIE Goff
Songwriter
Rob Thomas
Songwriter
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Jeff Tomei
Engineer
Inc.
Producer
Matt Serletic
Producer
Lyrics
You've been talking for an hour,
And I swear to God that I can't hear a word you say
So would you come to me, come to me
I get caught up and the waves of conversation they wash over me
And they cover me, they cover me
Should I just pack my things and leave
Would I be a bigger man if I built a wall around this heart
And dared you to come in
I could lie to you and say I didn't mean it
But hurts a funny thing and it makes you stronger
All is nothing in moderation
It's a dirty feeling and it makes you stronger
Well I believe I'm just plain tired
There's a funny way your lip shakes when I know that you've been lying,
And it touches me
It comforts me, it comforts me
I guess I should be satisfied, did you say you love me half the time
Well let's settle there, we can build from there, build from there
Would you be happier if I was only half the man I am
You could shadow me and dare me to come in
I could lie to you and say I didn't mean it
But it really doesn't matter when you stop to think about it
The end is coming she don't even feel it
It's a strange sensation, I'm almost happy
Well I believe I'm just plain tired, I'm tired (oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah)
Should I just pack my things and leave
Would I be a bigger man if I built a wall around your heart
And dared you to come in
I can lie to you, say I didn't mean it
But hurts a funny thing, hurts a funny thing
The end is coming she don't even feel it
It's a strange sensation, I'm almost happy
Well I believe I'm just plain tired, tired
Well all is nothing in moderation
Dirty feeling, strange sensation
I believe, I believe
Writer(s): Brian Yale, John Goff, Rob Thomas, John Stanley
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