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Broken Trust, Dying Of Love Baby, nobody came when I cried out for you if I were a lawyer maybe I would just sue if a doctor, would heal my sad heart too Nobody came baby, when my hot tears fell the 'ole world has completely gone to hell they say the sun is shining but I can not tell Baby, nobody came, what the hell do I do Oh my sweet darlin', what shall I ever do Crying in my cereal, tears falling in my tea baby, this damn hurtin', is all over me I miss your lovin', that was so damn good I'd crawl back to you, if only I ever could prayin' you will come back, if only you would Watched you leave, be damned if I know why this damn hurtin' makes my soul want to die tears are fallin' like raindrops from the sky Taking my medicine, out back on the patio drinking my whiskey, with Petty on the radio my livin' without you, so damn sad you know saddest sight I ever saw, was watching you go I remember your touch, each and every kiss Baby, thats the pain in what I so dearly miss Darlin', I forgive you every lie you ever told if only you'd return here for me just to hold we can forgive each other, never again scold Hurtin' all over me, has me in such despair got me starving to death, whiting in my hair return to my love and end this eternal scare Baby, you broke my heart, shattered my mind got me drinkin' whiskey, the strongest kind Darlin', you got me crying all the damn time writing all of this pain out in sad poetic rhyme Still nobody comes, as I scream out your name come on back, on me place all the damn blame Without your sweet love, nothing is the same baby move back in, my wild ways you did so tame O' Baby, baby, I simply have to tell you this Every damn good thing about you is what I miss! Robert J. Lindley--- Note: Written so damn long ago. I remember all the damn hurtin', why she left I still don't know. Next three years I lived inflicting pain, back into me --it left a miserable stain. Life giveth and life taketh away, yet why I was broken I know not even to do this day! Looking back, I see a wild man that needed his ass straightened out! Now that I'm so blessed, I know it was a gift, of that I have no doubt..
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