You'Re Not You - The Good Life

You’re trying to remember

Why you cut all your hair

Were you trying to be someone you weren’t?

You don’t hang around the old haunts anymore

No, all of those bridges are burned

He doesn’t like to share you

He likes your hair short

You’re not you, you’re not you anymore

You’re not you, you’re not you anymore

So take off that necklace he stole from his mother

It doesn’t mean what it meant before

Pack up your picture

And gather all your clothes

But leave that lingerie that he bought you on the floor

It made you so awkward, you felt like a whore

It’s not you, it’s not you anymore

It’s not you, it’s not you anymore

Girl, you need to be patient

The day’s gonna come

You’ll leave your old baggage behind

No more excuses, no more denial

You’re tired and you’re drawing the line

You’re nobody’s lapdog

You’re closing that door

You’re not you, you’re not you anymore

You’re not you, you’re not you anymore

Oh, no