Lyrics:

I feel like I'm an acrobat, I work the wire act, and I walk it nice and tall
I wave down to a friendly crowd, they're screaming nice and loud, but
I think they're hoping for a fall
I said I'm sorry more than twice, kept the conversation nice
But it never got me anywhere
You do the best to wait your turn, until the day you finally learn
That never gets you anywhere, not anywhere
I count my blessings on a napkin ring, there's a notch for everything
You thought that I deserved, and I carve it with a rusty knife
It's the story of my life, and it's getting more absurd
I said I'm sorry more than twice, kept the conversation nice
But it never got me anywhere
You do the best to wait your turn, until the day you finally learn
That never gets you anywhere, not anywhere
Somewhere between suicide and total bliss, I called for Providence
And I asked her for a ride, she found me on the Interstate
And with a final twist of fate, I watched her drive right by
I said I'm sorry more than twice, kept the conversation nice
But it never got me anywhere
You do the best to wait your turn, until the day you finally learn
That never gets you anywhere, not anywhere
I said I'm sorry more than twice, kept the conversation nice
But it never got me anywhere
You do the best to wait your turn, until the day you finally learn
That never gets you anywhere, not anywhere, not anywhere, not anywhere