歌曲名:Why Am I The One歌手:Fun.专辑:Some NightsFun. - Why Am I the OneI got enough on my mindthat when she pulls me by the hairShe hasn't much to hold on toShe keeping count on her handone, two, three daysThat I been sleeping on my sideI finished kissing my death,so now I head back up the stepsThinking about where I've been,I mean the sun was never like thisI wanna feel with the seasonI guess it makes senseCause my life's become as vapid asa night out in Los AngelesAnd I just want to stay in bedAnd hold you like I used toYou know that I am home,so darling if you love meWould you let me know...Or go on, go on, go on,if you were thinking that the worst is yet to comeWhy am I the one always packing up my stuffFor once, for once, for once,I get the feeling that I'm right where I belongWhy am I the one always packing up my stuffShe got enough on her mind,that she feel no sorrowI let my faith fill the air,so now she rollin' down the windowNever been one to hold onbut I need a last breathSo I ask if she remembers when,she used to come and visit meWe were fools to think that nothing could go wrongGo on, go on, go on,if you were thinking that the worst is yet to comeWhy am I the one always packing up my stuffFor once, for once, for once,I get the feeling that I'm right where I belongWhy am I the one always packing up my stuffI think I kinda like it but I might've had too muchI'll move back down to this western townWhen they find me out make no mistake about itI'll move back down to this western townWhen they find me out make no mistake about it(I'll move back down to this western town)Go on, go on, go on,if you were thinking that the worst is yet to comeWhy am I the one always packing up my stuffGo on, go on, go on,if you were thinking that the worst is yet to comeWhy am I the one always packing up my stuffFor once, for once, for once,I get the feeling that I'm right where I belongWhy am I the one always packing up my stuffI think I kinda like it but I might've had too muchI'll move back down...http://music.baidu.com/song/13872358
