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One person in the relationship has just realized that the other person in the relationship is all about herself or himself I guess depending on your point of view.

Desert by Mark Starling

I don't know why I try to get through to you.
You always come back with, I don't understand your point of view.
I'm so sorry I didn't realize this was all about you
I'm takin' back what's left because you never spit you just know how to chew.

Right where you want me an ill-fated Romeo.
It's always touch-and-go it's the same old scenario.

Chorus:
I'm walking through a desert, and I just ran out of water.
And that illusion of us apart some-how it's getting stronger and stronger

It's funny how the web you caught me in is beginning to unthread.
And the un-weaving has hung me by a thin piece of web.
Now it has broke and you gotta go find someone else to make that bed.
I won't lie in it anymore I need you like a hole going straight through my head.

Right where you want me!

Chorus:
I'm walking through a desert, and I just ran out of water.
And that illusion of us apart some-how it's getting stronger and stronger
I'm I've been walkin' through a desert, and I just ran out of water.
And my dignity has run dry and I reassure that we're so over!

Why don't we discuss the feelings you say you have for me.
Where is the love… is it in those coals you drag me through endlessly.
It's too bad you love yourself more than you love me.
I guess my feelings are changing now or do you need a written guarantee!

Right where you want me an ill-fated Romeo.
It's always touch-and-go but I'm not fallin' for that same old scenerio.

Chorus:
I'm walking through a desert, and I just ran out of water.
And that illusion of us apart some-how it's getting stronger and stronger
I'm I've been walkin' through a desert, and I just ran out of water.
And my dignity has run dry and I reassure that we're so over!

we're so over!
Yeah! We're so over!
We're so over!

Copyright©2001 words, music, and melody, by Mark Starling