Baby,
honey,
if I had some bread,
we could stay here
all morning,
just lying in bed.
I'd make you breakfast and coffee,
just like I said.
It's funny,
baby,
because as it stands,
I got no money, honey,
to meet your demands.
I got you pulling a rabbit out of his hat with my two hands.
You say you got a habit.
I do, too.
All of my bad habits.
My good ones, too.
I had nothing.
Now I have no you to know you.
You tell me.
Get a real job.
Stop chasing trails.
Why are you playing that piano?
It's not paying the bills,
but baby,
me without it is like a little fish with
no gills.
You say you got a habit.
But baby, that ain't news.
You carry it on.
People might think I'm neglecting you.
You
say when you got nothing,
then you got
nothing to prove.
That's when you told me, go prove it to myself.
But not you.
No, not you.
Because baby, I had nothing.
Now I have no you to.
You say you got a habit.
But baby, that ain't news.
I quit all of my bad habits,
trying to do what I could for you.
You say when you got nothing,
then you got nothing to lose.
But if that's true,
tell me how come I lost you?
I lost you.
Because baby, I had nothing.
Now I have no you to know you, too.
Baby, I had nothing.
Now I have no you to know you, too.
Baby, I had nothing.
Now I have no you to.