Comin’ Tonight Songtext
von Martha Wainwright

You′re comin' tonight
To my home town
I′ve been to yours many times before
And it's always been a thrill

You'll stay in a hotel or at friends near by
We haven′t spent the night together in this town
Since nineteen seventy nine
Not such a long time

I could steal a melody
Of this I am allowed
′Cause you would never sue me, baby
It wouldn't look good, it′d be weird

Have a drink after the show
I might really wanna know
But everything you say I oppose
I blame it on my hole, it's just my role


I can steal a melody
Yes, I am allowed
′Cause you would never sue me, baby
It wouldn't look good, it′d be weird

And I spend my time trying to forget you
With booze and smoke from cigarettes and dope
And I only seem to forget myself
It's only you that is left

I could steal a melody
Of this I am allowed
You would never sue me, baby

I could steal a melody
This I am allowed
You would never sue me, baby
It wouldn't look good, it′d be weird
It′d be weird, it'd be weird

You′re comin' tonight
To my home town