| These walls are thin. We hear everything above a whisper |
| So she smokes weed and likes to drink. She just beat cancer alone |
| So don’t give another day to this |
| Always over her shoulder, afraid in her own home |
| You keep and grow your own garden, and I’ve seen you drink |
| You know it’s not a very pretty sight. So don’t give another day to this |
| Things got ugly. Ugly got so violent |
| She rarely goes out to find her summertime |
| And her sun, it never smiles or comes out these days |
| When her Sunday spills, the pavement’s had its fill |
| It breaks the Kansas Quiet |
| I’m waiting for the shot |
| The language you use leaves no doubt your marriage is dead |
| She screams, «Wife beater!» Why? But, no one’s really sure |
| You know we’ve heard so many hurtful things |
| So don’t give another day to this |
| Although she’s never feeling right, she’s afraid to go |
| He’s never wrong, she’s never right, she’s afraid to go |
| She’s given everything, can’t give another day |
| Nothing could be farther from what’s been twisted now |
| So you want to leave? How about that never happens |