Breaking Up Was Easy In The 90's

(album: Southside - 2020)

Bartender looked at me like, "Pony up man, we're closing down"
I paid the tab and I turned around
Got on that phone on the way home
Ended up down the rabbit hole again

Funny how you haven't changed a bit but you're twice as pretty
I'm glad you finally got to see New York City
And I know it's not a race
But it looks like you're getting over me faster than I'm getting over you
But hey, what you gonna do?

I'm sick of sitting at the house
Dying on my phone
Wishing I was somewhere I could be alone
Try to let you go but something always reminds me
I bet breaking up was easy in the 90's

I'm tired of getting drunk
Tired of being free
Tired of seeing pictures I don't wanna see
Girl you're everywhere
Everywhere but behind me
I bet breaking up was easy in the 90's

Back then I could've convinced myself that maybe you called when I was out
But you didn't know what to say, so you didn't leave a message
And that you're probably home right now, sound asleep
'Cause going out isn't really your thing

And I wouldn't have a clue what you've been up to lately
Or who you've been up to it with
But when I don't miss your calls, I miss you calling
And I go 'round and 'round again

I'm sick of sitting at the house
Dying on my phone
Wishing I was somewhere I could be alone
Try to let you go but something always reminds me
I bet breaking up was easy in the 90's

I'm tired of getting drunk
Tired of being free
Tired of seeing pictures I don't wanna see
Girl, you're everywhere
Everywhere but behind me
I bet breaking up was easy in the 90's

Modern love leads to modern hearts breaking
I'm just a product of my generation
And I 'bout had enough
Watching you getting on with your life

Baby, I'm sick of sitting at the house
Dying on my phone
Wishing I was somewhere I could be alone
I try to let you go but something always reminds me
(I bet breaking up was easy in the 90's)

I'm tired of getting drunk
Tired of being free
Tired of seeing pictures I don't wanna see
Girl you're everywhere
Everywhere but behind me
I bet breaking up was easy in the 90's