Window

(Howard Aronson)

This is a short lyric, and I would repeat the verses over again. It's about being stood up, which is something we all can relate to. When this happens it's not a very good feeling. In this case, the guy gets stood up and finally leaves only to see his date to the window of another restaurant with someone else. I think that's pretty bold, and lame for someone to do. But to do it in a place that was so close to where the meeting was supposed to take place, it's just outrageous. This is a made-up story, nothing like this ever happened to me, in the few times that I was stood up.

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How could you let me stay there waiting for you
You don't answer my calls,
Or my texts 
I don't know what to do

I waited for an hour, and left the bar
Little did I know I wouldn't get very far

I saw you through the window
With someone else
I saw you through the window with someone else

Why did you have to be so cruel
And treat me like a fool

45 and still playing games
To me, that's fucking lame

I saw you through the window with someone else
I saw you through the window with someone else
© Howard Aronson 2022

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