Hallie I still love you anyway,nYou don’t have to take back what you said,nYou’re so full of yourself, you’re so full of yourself,nThere’s no room for anything elsenOh no, oh no, oh nonnAt the start, your face lit like a churchnAnd cross myself deaf, dumb and getting worse,nSo we tumble inside the length of your dress,nNo one’s talking to anyone else,nOh no, oh no, oh nonnI’m just trying to catch up with you,nBut you’re always changing,nHallie, I know I’m a fool, nCause you’re always changing,nHallie, but you’re always changing,nBut you’re always changing,nnHallie, now that Winter’s on our tongue,nWe make plans, but can’t keep up with ‘em,nThose black flowers keep pushing up through the groundnI just want to push ‘em back down, ohnCause you got all your fortunes and little games, Hallie, nI still want to hear your name,nOh no, oh no, oh nonnI’m just trying to catch up with you,nBut you’re always changing,nHallie, I know I’m a fool, nCause you’re always changing,nHallie, but you’re always changing,nBut you’re always changing,