He's getting much closer to forty every daynAnd he can't tell his mother what he's donenHe thinks he's the only one that feels this waynAnd his life, well where has it begunnnHe says Tracy please don't leave me nDon't you really need menI swear it didn't mean a thingnTries to make it betternCries till he gets wetternAnd promises a diamond ringnBut now she's gonennHe's wandering the streets quite aimlesslynAnd he doesn't know where he'll end upnHe's hearing in his mind threes company nBut two is never quite enough nnHe says Tracy please don't leave me nDon't you really need menI swear it didn't mean a thingnTries to make it betternCries till he gets wetternAnd promises a diamond ringnBut now she's gonennHe says Tracy please don't leave me nDon't you really need menI swear it didn't mean a thingnTries to make it betternCries till he gets wetternAnd promises a diamond ringnBut now she's gonenShe's gonenNow she's gonenShe's gone