TANUKI - Signs lyrics

[Verse 1] He should have saw the signs hidden in her eyes But he was busy checking lines up and down her thighs She sat down beside him in the club lights He was just too young for the club life They started talking over drinks, no hesitation Speaking on their likes, and hates, and temptations She liked Earth, Wind, and Fire, and was pretty open Pretty willing and his mind was racing to the ceiling He was just astounded how a girl could enthuse, how this Girls' Generation could have millions of views Pretty soon she elected to lead him to his room Where their love became profound like a bride and a groom They went pretty far though it seemed they just met But the signs show the slope is slippery when wet She was wild like a flower had his stamen in check Then they drifted off to sleep after pollen was spread In the morning he awoke to an unfortunate scene She was gone with his wallet and his money and keys He should have saw the signs that he shouldn't have crushed But he weak to the pleasure of the feminine touch [Verse 2] He should have saw the signs implying the lies That he should've yielded sooner and gave up the fight They were seeing each other for a bit of time They were close, and they smiled cause things were alright But one day he heard a rumor through the vine blind She was kissing her friend, a girl of some kind He didn't have an issue if she was gay But she was still cheating on him plain as day He tried to ignore it, but it kept coming back She was spending more time with that girl, in fact One day he lost his tact and asked If she was cheating on him with that f**ing piece of trash His words were more heated than he meant them to be So they started an argument that would end with a fee She said she still loved him but he knew she loved her more So that was the end of it and the years have been three They haven't talked since graduation, that's fine He just hopes that she figures out her goals and her life I'm sure that there's a lot more that went on between But 20 bars surely ain't enough to cover that scene