Kirk Clove

Verse 1: It was late at night in a bar in Tijuana Where the men are men and the women are dangerous He was looking for something he’d never seen before Running away from a deed that had made him infamous Verse 2: At the end of the bar sat a lonesome snub queen In a tattered old dress and hair to match He said baby I know that you don’t know me But North of the border I ‘m quite the catch Bridge: When the words were done and no-one felt like talking They made their way to a motel where the lights shine red She broke out the moves that worked so many times before He was certain he’d found what he was looking for Chorus: And she said: Hold on baby the worst is yet to come And no, you ain’t seen nothing yet When I’m done your heart, it will be broken And the morning light will leave you with regret Cause I’m no man’s love but to many I’m a lover And love can't undo what I have done As sure as the morning light will set you walking Baby, the worst is yet to come Verse III When he woke the hotel room was empty So he stumbled outside to smoke the morning cigarette As the sun hit his eyes and the whiskey hit him harder He searched his pockets for the number of his biggest regret Verse IV: All he found was a crumpled up paper napkin Filled with tears and the scent of her perfume Her tears hid all hopes that he might find her So he grabbed a bottle and headed back to his room Bridge II: They say that sometimes knowing love is harder Than having found no love at all But he’d trade his very last dollar For just one more more night with a girl he’d barely known Chorus: She said: Hold on baby the worst is yet to come And no, you ain’t seen nothing yet When I’m done your heart, it will be broken And the morning light will leave you with regret Cause I’m no man’s love but to many I’m a lover And love can’t undo what I have done As sure as the morning light will set you walking Baby, the worst is yet to come