The Argument

I thought a holiday would change things
But the distance between us was bigger than the markup on the minibar
We argued over restaurants, then sat and ate in silence
Took photos of our food for social media but not one of each other

I am sorry that the ring I bought you didn't quite fit
But did you really have to drop it
In your pocket as the waiter approached?
You interact with strangers in a way that I don't recognise (open your eyes)
Your smile is as fake as your Facebook timeline, oh, oh

I ain't got the time for you no more
You are damaging my mind oh, oh
I'm suffocating
I'm suffocating

The only thing you bring to this relationship is half of the rent
You embarrass me in front of my friends
Buy a bigger house, buy a bigger, bigger house
So we can sit further away from each other
I wish I had the luxury
You spent all of our money on beer and guitars

And on getting as far away from you as I could
I'm allowed to like the pub
You are loud when you return, then you turn on all the lights
You clatter through the kitchen drinking everything in sight
You had my wine, oh, oh

I ain't got the time for you no more
You are damaging my mind, oh, oh
I'm suffocating
I'm suffocating