Mark Seymour Sometimes I Wonder If I Know Too Much About You
Was that your car in the driveway
Of the half house down the end of the road
Did I catch you at a bad time
On the edge of a scandal fit to explode?
Should I speak of half a lifetime
Golden years slipped away so easily
Dogs are barking in the twilight
Fog is rising down by the creek
Sometimes I wonder if I know too much about you
Sometimes I wonder if I know you at all
Was that your face at the window?
Were you keeping your options in the air?
One thing leads on to another
Looking down into a dead end road
Sometimes I wonder if I know too much about you
Sometimes I wonder if I know you at all
Is it too late to laugh?
Is it too late to cry
For the simple joy
Should I watch it die?
Should I hold my tongue
Should I comfort you?
Is there one thing left
We forgot to do?
Sometimes I wonder if I know too much about you
Sometimes I wonder if I know you at all
Sometimes I wonder if I know too much about you
Sometimes I wonder if I know you at all
You at all
If I know you at all
If I know
If I know you at all