You'd Think I'd Learn

I still leave my towel on the bedroom floor
I still need to clean the garbage out my car
After all these years, you’d think I’d learn
That I can’t fix this house with just a roll of tape
And I can’t leave my dishes in the kitchen sink
After all these years, you’d think I’d learn
Stubborn’s in my nature and stubborn’s hard to break
You keep giving chances and chances more to change
You get so much less than you deserve
Patience is your virtue, virtue is your name
Picking up my pieces, healing everything I break
I get so much more than I deserve
After all these years, you’d think I’d, think I’d learn
I need praise for doing even simple things
Like taking out the trash makes me feel like a saint
After all these years, you’d think I’d learn
I still need to hear, «I love you» when you call
My insecurity just hides behind that wall
After all these years, you’d think I’d learn