I’m glad to see you   I had a funny dream   You were wearing funny shoes   You were going to a dance   You were dressed like a punk but you were too young to remember      Glad to see you   I’m outside the house    I’m not thinking right today   I’ve got no energy   I’m glad that you were waiting with me   Tell me all about your day      Breaking off is misery   I see a wilderness for you and me   Punctuated by philosophy   I'm wondering how things could’ve been      I’m happy for you   You’ve made it hard for me   I counted on your company   You were staying with your friends tonight   I’m feeling sorry for myself   I keep taking everything to be a sign      I’m happy for you   Now I know this hurt is poison   Too sharp to be bled   I’m sitting on my empty bed   I'm on my empty bed   At night the fever grows it’s pounding pounding      I’d rather be in Tokyo   Id rather listen to Thin Lizzy-oh   Watch the Sunday gang in Harajuku   There’s something wrong with me, I’m a cuckoo      Scary moment, lovin’ every moment   I was high from playing shows   We lost a singer to her clothes   My trouble raised its ugly head   I was revealed   And I was home in bed   I was a kid again      Jesus told me, go after every coin like it was the last in the world   And protect the wayward child   But I’m a little lost sheep   I need my Bo peep   I know I need my Shepherd here tonight      Breaking off is misery   I see a wildness for you and me   Punctuated by philosophy   I'm wondering how things could’ve been      Id like to see you   But really I should stay away   And let you settle down   I’ve got no claims to your crown   I was the boss of you   And I loved you   You know I loved you   It’s all over now      I was there for you   When you were lonely   I was there when you were bad   I was there when you were sad   Now it’s my time of need   Im thinking, do I have to plead to get you by my side?      I’d rather be in Tokyo   Id rather listen to Thin Lizzy-oh   Watch the Sunday gang in Harajuku   There’s something wrong with me, I’m a cuckoo