Dead End Lyrics by Sam Roberts

Dead End Lyrics

    Oh what's wrong with me
    Said oh what's wrong with me
    I know what I don't wanna be
    A dead end on the family tree

    And I just lost my virginity
    To a girl who won't remember me at all
    Took her out on a shopping spree
    Happiness never happened for free

    Could it be that I imagine things
    I'm just sad instead of heartbroken
    She came home but she's leaving again
    She's coming back but she won't say when

    And I don't sing songs anymore
    I don't feel young anymore
    And it's hard to conceal
    That these tears that I cry are for real
    Any more

    My pop said I should be like him
    My mom says I can live with them
    I had to ask my little brother to lend
    Me change for the bus 'til I see him again

    I'm getting drunk every day of the week
    My ship sunk but it had no leak
    A fortune teller on Bishop Street
    She read my hand and the future is bleak

    I'm tired of sitting upon the fence
    I've got no self confidence
    Why don't I have a circle of friends?
    I'm so square they don't even pretend

    And I don't sing songs anymore
    I don't feel young anymore
    And it's hard to conceal
    That these tears that I cry are for real
    Any more

    Don't give in, don't give in
    You can never let them win
    Don't give in, don't give in
    But I get cold
    I get cold
    Every night, night, night,
    Without a prayer in my heart, heart, heart

    Oh what's wrong with me
    Said oh Lord what's wrong with me
    I know what I don't wanna be
    A dead end on the family tree

    And the train for my salvation
    Is departing from the station
    She don't feel like conversation
    So I'm talking to myself
    I got nobody else
    I got my bottle of booze and my stale cigarettes
    Down from the shelf

    And I don't sing songs anymore
    I don't feel young anymore
    And it's hard to conceal
    That these tears that I cry are for real
    Any more
    Any more

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