Lyrics

She wears diamond rings, likes to dine with kings, she takes all she sees.
She has everything, so what makes you think she'd ever want me.

I'm a simple man, I do the best I can with my piano keys.
Playing bars in town as I slowly drown all my miseries.

And what makes it so absurd is the fact that I have seen her
In every place I've played in
She sings with every song
Until the music takes her home.

She wears designer clothes that I suppose she bought in Monaco
And she has that look straight from a story book of castles in the snow.

But all that I possess lie in the clothes that I'm dressed and my memories
Of the times when I was flying high and living in a dream.

And what makes it so absurd is the fact that I have seen her
In every place I've played in
And she sings with every song
Until the music takes her home.

I could play the blues all night,
Bring the evening to a subtle end
Then I'd make my way home all alone.

Every night's the same, I'll never know her name, I'll just drink in the piano bar.
When the lights go down, that's where I'll be found, singing to lonely hearts.

So I'll say goodnight, in the blue moonlight, to that mystery girl
And as my drink runs dry, with a deeper sigh, I'll go into my solitary world.

And what makes it so absurd
Is the fact that I will see her
In every place I play in
And she'll sing with every song
Until the music takes her home.