See You At the Bottom

The skies a canvas but her face it matches black and blue.
Outside the snow is melting, deep inside she’s melting too.
All her losses just begun, a world of debt, a newborn son.
This life’s a little bigger.
Then she says…
I’m all alone.
I’ve given up and that’s a fact…
I should have believed it.
I should have believed it.
It’s taken me averything to know he’s not coming back.
I should have believed it, now he’s gone.
She walks the streets at night to keep up with the rising costs.
Those suits and resumes she’s stranded by no hope, no job.
She hums a tune, a little song, she realized she don’t belong.
This life is telling her and then she thinks…
I’m all alone.
I’ve given up and that’s a fact…
I should have believed it.
I should have believed it.
It’s taken me averything to know he’s not coming back.
I should have believed it, now he’s gone.
A free fall… what other choices do I have?
Then he calls…
A tear falls, he catches her before she jumps.
But what’s wrong?
Nothing son, she lies and sees his father is his eyes.
It’s all she needs to reason why.
I’m all alone.
I’ve given up and that’s a fact…
I should have believed it.
I should have believed it.
It’s taken me everything to know he’s not coming back.
I should have believed it, now he’s gone.
She’s now alone.
not giving up and that’s a fact…
I should have believed it.
I should have believed it.
He’s ditchin' everything you know he’s not comming home.