
I walk in and stop short.
There you are.
The enemy invading.
Didn't we say this was my bar?
Didn't we agree that I got Hunter Street and all things on it?
This isn't no man's land.
So I move to the patio with my friend Sir Perry's.
You sit down ,smooth and easy.
Not even three tables away.
Didn't you get The Irish pub instead?
You wanted the Irish pub instead.
I gave you three streets and two of our bars, you gave me the side roads and our favourite spot.
Yeah we split it, we split this town right in to two.
Then we called up our lines and drew up defenses.
No capture the flag.
No man-hunting on my estates please.
No game playing here...watch the grass!
Our friends are stuck, they're caught right in the middle, we trade them off summers and alternating weekends.
Can we just call it even?
I thought we were even.
But to piss on the hydrant that lives on my street you pick up your beer and moved closer to me.
I can't help but watch you
I can't help but to watch you as you sit down one table from me.
And you're wearing the shoes that I thought were ugly and the shirt that I bought you, when we were oh so happy.
But your hair is still too long and your socks, they still don't match and I'm hearing your voice.
For the first time in eternity.
Oh somebody kill me.
You still smell like sweet grass and your sweater still bears the mark of my coffee, from almost 4 months away.
Haven't you learned how to do laundry yet?
We don't make eye contact and we don't say a word.
You know you're risking a war with this ambush.
Because we both agreed that this was my state.
Ex-lover, who I gave it all to , Ex-lover who was regarded higher than any other...
...You better have a white flag to wave.
I gave you three streets and two of our bars, you gave me the side roads and our favourite spot.
Yeah we split it, we split this town right in to two.
Then we called up our lines and drew up defenses.
No capture the flag.
No man-hunting on my estates please.
No game playing here...stay off the lawn!
Our friends are stuck, they're caught right in the middle, we trade them off summers and alternating weekends.
Can we just call it even?
I thought we were even.
But to piss on the hydrant that lives on my street you pick up your beer and moved closer to me.
I can't help but watch you
I can't help but to watch you as you sit down one table from me.
So the next time I see you, I'll stay real polite
Ask you how do you do,yes even how is your night.
Then I'll tell you, I'll tell you get the fuck off of my land.
And if you piss on my hydrant one more god damned time I'll call the dog pound and I won't be as inclined to give you chances, to not let the troops have their way and open up fire, leave nothing behind because the last time we spoke you were just as kind, as that to me, your verbal bullet wounds still scar my heart.
You have no chances here.
This isn't Un-Canadian soil. This isn't no man's land.This land has been claimed, and it's been claimed by me.
Yes, how do you do, how is your night.
I'll stay real friendly and even polite.
Then I'll tell you, I'll tell you, get the fuck off my land.