The End of a Love Affair

The End of a Love Affair - Frank Sinatra (弗兰克·辛纳屈)

Written by：Edward Redding

So I walked a little too fast

And I drive a little too fast

And I'm reckless it's true

But what else can you do

At the end of a love affair

So I talk a little too much

And I laugh a little too much

And my voice is too loud

When I'm out in a crowd

So that people are apt to stare

Do they know do they care

That it's only

That I'm lonely and low as can be

And the smile on my face isn't really a smile at all

So I smoke a little too much

And I drink a little too much

And the tunes I request are not always the best

But the ones where the trumpets blare

So I go at a maddening pace

And I pretend that it's taking her place

But what else can you do

At the end of a love affair

So I smoke a little too much

And I drink a little too much

And the tunes I request are not always the best

But the ones where the trumpets blare

So I go at a maddening pace

And I pretend that it's taking her place

But what else can you do

At the end of a love affair