In all my life and all my years,   We’d take it till it hurts and wait until it heals   And watch the night dry up and take a lonely ride   Or when I’m going into work if you’re right      Oh, take my place   A stand up kid   I was thinking all about it   Cause I knew where we’d been   He shifted in his chair   With a sheer delight   It took me weeks for these words   Weeks to admit I was right      And there’s a lot of everything   Or oh, till it grows   Oh, till it grows      And there’s a lot of everything      March till you fall   And listen to it fade away   Fumble at the door   While the telephone rings, the telephone rings      And has it been a week yet? Fine.   Linger in the revelry   It happens to us all otherwise   Turn while we run but act like you need it      She says we’ve got one foot out the door   She says we’ve got one foot out the door   She says we’ve got one foot out the door      And all my life, all my years,   We waited till its over and waited till we’re here   We see the car drive up and the kids playing nice   Be sure to rest up for the night      And all my love and all my tears,   Yes, you made a difference   And yes, you made it clear   We watched the sky light up   And shake from side to side   It took me years for these words   Years to admit I was right      And so it goes for everything   And oh, so it goes   Oh, so it goes      And so it goes for everything      March till you fall   And listen to it fade away   Fumble at the door   While the telephone rings, the telephone rings      And has it been a week yet? Fine.   Linger in the revelry   It happens to us all otherwise   Turn while we run but act like you keep it   One place      We said she’s got one foot out the door   We said she’s got one foot out the door   We said she’s got one foot out the door      We said she’s got one foot out the door   We said she’s got one foot out the door   We said she’s got one foot out the door      We said she’s got one foot out the door   We said she’s got one foot out the door   We said she’s got one foot out the door