He’s got his fingers on my woman
He’s lying in my bed
He may be bored in the conversation
But he’s listening nonetheless
And there’s no place as alone
As somewhere you once belonged
He’s standing at my window, gazing
At my magnolia tree
Listening to the birds, they sing
A song that belongs to me
And there’s no place as alone
As somewhere you once belonged
And there’s no place as alone
As somewhere you once belonged
He’s mooching ’round my kitchen now
He’s whisking up my eggs
She pushes up right behind him, whispers
“Baby, come back to bed”
And the sun is shining
The birds are singing
The magnolia is in bloom
And there’s no place as alone
As somewhere you once belonged
And there’s no place as alone
As somewhere you once belonged