Ira Gershwin Follow

Things are the same as when I left
Well I so wanted to say hey
But I know you think my sentence was too light

Now time should have put this behind us
Some things I won't soon forget
Bride and bridle are too close in a man's mind
And I know you think my sentence was too light

You, you weren't true
But I can't blame a woman who changes
Three thousand, six hundred and fifty odd days I waited
Time, I did my time

Now I long since quit feeling my hands
Still, three men have a date with me
I could have found them all before now
And I know they think my sentence was too light

Your father bet ten years against this day
He wed his girl to a better man
But he stands here now with his hat in his hands
And I know he thinks my sentence was too light

You, you weren't true
But I can't blame a woman who changes
Three thousand, six hundred and fifty odd days I waited
Time, I did my time, time, I did my time

Things are the same as when I left
Well I so wanted to say hey