Nobody's perfect, and that's something that nI'm sure she'll know n'Cause trying to tell her lies from the truth at times nIs like trying to divide ice from snow nWhen I knew it was over, I jumped into a taxi nAnd said, Just guess where to go nAnd the driver turned about and said, nFinding what you want is like nTrying to divide ice from snow nnSo here I sit, rolling back to bed nKnowing love is a hazard nThat I'd never guessed nBut from this side of the morning nI couldn't care less nnNobody's helpless, although nI've never felt this helpless before nAnd trying to persuade myself not to think about her nIs like trying to tell the clouds not to pour nSo I put down the bottle nWhile in my head time is collapsing nAnd the currents run cold nSo I can curse her memory nBut don't try telling me that she was not nAn emerald in a mountain of coal nOr that there's a crock of cures for cancer nAt the end of the rainbow nnSo here I sit, rolling back to bed nKnowing love is a hazard nThat I'd never guessed nBut from this side of the morning nI couldn't care less nnAnd she's the kind of girl who won't forgive nBut will forget nSo take me from this party, driver, nPut me back to bed nI wanted to be loved but just got laughed at instead nSo if this taxi is for hire nI'll get in the back nJust to hear the friction of the tarmac and the tires nnSo nobody's perfect, and that's something that nI'm sure she'll know nAnd trying to persuade myself nNot to think about her is like nTrying to tell the cockerels not to crow nOr like trying to tell the striker nNot to think about the goal nnSo here I sit, rolling back to bed nKnowing love is a hazard nThat'd I'd never guessed nBut from this side of the morning nI couldn't care less