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Garbage ~ Kick My Ass


I'm so sorry, you had to kick my ass
You said I ruined your life
I didn't mean to do that

I had to untangle where we were intwined
You were strangling me
Were you breathing so fine

The jam I was in when things weren't working out
Led me to the brunt of your swinging bout

I'm so sorry, I regret everything
But what can I do
To have you take back that swing

I'm so sorry, a scuffle ensued
But things are much better now
I guess thanks to you

The jam I was in when things weren't working out
Led me to the brunt of your swinging bout

I'm so sorry you had to pull my hair
I had to take care of business
There was a lot of business giving there.

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