You Were Saying - Minor Majority

You were saying

That everytime you fail to make a difference

You make this promise to yourself

To stop your craving

For being what they want, and stop behaving

Like you’re something you are not

Coz' I can’t carry your weight

I can’t carry your weight.

You were saying

That you are running out of good excuses

So you found a place to hide beneath your blanket

You stayed there for a while, you tossed your phone right out the window

Like a quiet little lie

And I can’t carry your weight

I can’t carry your weight

It’s what you do, not what you’re going through — that counts.

I was thinking

That when you could find the time

We should go out drinking

We could dance all through the night

Or we could play old albums

Just to see if they still match our expectations

Or the ones we used to hear

But I can’t carry your weight

I can’t carry your weight.

It’s what you do, not what they put you through — that counts.

-instrumental pause-

I can’t carry your weight

I can’t carry your weight

I can’t carry your weight

I can’t carry your weight

It’s what you do, not what you’re going through — that counts.