Maybe I Should Look in the Mirror
Copyright 1999 Wayne SeversonWhen I was young I seldom went without love
My hair was long my clothes fit like a glove
I'd walk the walk and let them talk about me
I had a look that fit the times I'd drive the girls crazy
Yeah I was something to seeNow the prettiest girl I ever seen she loved me
We got married and I dropped from the scene
Eleven years I gave her then she dumped me
I didn't care I figured there's more fish in the seaI walk into a bar I turn my charms on
A lovely lady laughs and then she's gone
I flash a smile across the crowded dance floor
The girls there all turn away how can they ignore
A man like me who always used to scoreCould it be they don't even see me
Even when I'm standing so near
Can it be they all see right through me
I must be invisible maybe I should look in the mirrorI see I'm old and grey I've got a bald spot
The clothes I wear are what my mother bought
My teeth are stained my eyes are sad and empty
It could be true I've gained a pound or two maybe three
But who's that old man starin' back at meCould it be that's why my woman left me
Even though I bought all the beer
Can it be she saw right through me
I must have been invisible maybe I should look in the mirror
Maybe I should look in the mirror
Maybe I should look....
in the mirror