Here I am in a size too small
In a crowd too large on a stool too tall
I drown my brain to ease my pain
But I remember everything that hurts
I was a spring chicken when I flew the nest
Now here I am with sagging breasts
Out of the coop and into the city
With a worm in the bottle and a drink for my pity
I'm burning through cigs like logs in a freeze
As my pantyhose slide down around my knees
The hurdle is the girdle but it keeps my tummy tucked in tight
It's a tug of war with gravity
To lift it up or to let it be
There's more to me than what you see
But you can't shake my tree
You don't know who I am
You don't know
You may think that you may know
Just who I am
But you don't know
You see a cheap hotel
For just one night
You read vacancy on my neon light
I've learned to be as lonely as I let myself be
I'm in the middle of middle age
Don't think you can turn my page
I'm living like I got nothing to lose
And looking like someone you think you can use
But you don't know who I am
You don't know
You may think that you may know
Just who I am
But you're not even close
You don't know who I am
You don't know
You may think that you may know
Just who I am
But you don't know
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