Skin and bones, you never did come home
Crashing on my heart through the telephone
I remember the tall grass waving
In past lives, old poems

I must have lived a lifetime without you
You must've ended up somebody's angel
I remember you loving the radio
New waves, and old stones

Hey, hey little Tommy gun
I guess we're never gonna end up the lucky ones
If I never see you again
Have a round on me love, hallelujah, nobody wins

The queen is gone, she died from a sad song
I lost most of myself pleasing everyone
I had to learn how to begin again
It's alright, move on

Hey, hey little Tommy gun
I guess we're never gonna end up the lucky ones
If I never see you again
Have a round on me love, hallelujah, nobody wins

(Hallelujah) but have a round on your friend
(Hallelujah) if I never see you again
(Hallelujah) have a round on your friend

And hey, hey little Tommy gun
I guess we're never gonna end up the lucky ones
And if I never see you again
Have a round on me love, hallelujah
And hey, hey pretty baby
I still remember you driving me crazy
And if I never see you again
Have a round on me love, hallelujah, nobody wins

(Hallelujah) and nobody wins
(Hallelujah) and nobody wins
(Hallelujah) if I never see you again
(Hallelujah) you can blame it on the wind


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Nobody Wins Lyrics as written by Butch Walker Brian Fallon

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    Song Meaning

    Fallon sticks to the theme of his album in Painkillers with this one. Unlike Honey Magnolia, in this song he just tells it plain and simple in his usual poetic lyrics that Nobody Wins when the relationship falls out.

    jconnors1983on July 14, 2018   Link

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