I remember thinking as I laid upon the floornall of the lights off and listening to SharpnI was afraidnI was afraidnbut I'm not sure what ofnand I would shut my eyes and turn on the tvnto people speaking in a language I can't speaknand I would say, how I would saynthat I was being healthynand nobody saw me at allnbut sometimes you just gotta be alonenand if you can't be happy on your ownnthen how will you ever be happy with somebody elsenthink I was dancing when she walked into the roomnnext thing I know, we're sharing a cab homenI made her laughnI made her laughnbut I should've left it alonencause cut to two weeks later and I'm picking at a scabnwhen at a party her friend tells me don't be madn'twas a mistake, a small mistakenand I was aware of thatnbut no, it don't hurt that badnit's only a scratchnI'm not a train wreck for younlike they saynbut sometimes you just gotta be alonenand if you can't be happy on your ownnthen how will you ever be happy with somebody elsenwell she was falling down the stairs, drunk and patheticnit was so hard not to laugh, I won't ever forgetnI was sitting on the floor, dressed up as batmannflicking people off and making fun of their accentsnconcluding to myself that I would always be alonenbut it was premature, I was only nineteen years old.nbut sometimes you just gotta be alonenand if you can't be happy on your ownnthen how will you ever be happy with somebody else...elsenbut sometimes you just gotta be alonenand if you can't be happy on your ownnthen how will you ever be happy with somebody elsenbut sometimes you just gotta be alonenand if you can't be happy on your ownnthen how will you ever be happy with somebody else