I'M Out of Love Again

I only like the young ones the beautiful and tall the brunettes or the redheads, or the bleach blonde Barbie doll head over heels in love again and I spin into a daze but love can’t last forever, ‘cause we got too different ways I get bored way too easy no woman loves me long it’s incompatibility and sad to be alone it’s just the natural way if things, these matters of the heart and with all my insecurities it always falls apart (chorus) and tonight once more, I’m out of love again back out in the cold cold night with that familiar icy wind summer days are memories and winter’s just stormed in and tonight once more, I’m out of love again I only like the young ones, the beautiful and tall If they’ve got it all together, it’s for sure I’m gonna fall Where there’s spark there’s fire, it burns up in a blaze But love can’t last forever, ‘cause we got too different ways (chorus) and tonight once more, I’m out of love again back out in the cold cold night with that familiar icy wind summer days are memories and winter’s just stormed in and tonight once more, I’m out of love again I get bored way too easy, no woman loves me long it’s incompatibility and sad to be alone so as I travel down this road I sing my sad love song I’ll keep rollin’ town to town, ‘til this road finds me a home (chorus) and tonight once more, I’m out of love again back out in the cold cold night with that familiar icy wind summer days are memories and winter’s just stormed in and tonight once more, I’m out of love again (repeat chorus)
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Copyright © | Year Posted 2014

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