HE'S BEEN SITTIN'
BY THE PHONE
SINCE SHE LEFT
BUT IT'S TIME FOR WORK
AND HE JUST
CAN'T BE LATE
SO HE GRABS HIS
OLD GUITAR
AND HE PLAYS
A COUPLE BARS
ON THE MACHINE
AND THEN HE
SOFTLY SINGS
IT DOESN'T MATTER
WHAT YOU'VE DONE
I STILL LOVE YOU
IT DOESN'T MATTER
WHERE YOU'VE BEEN
YOU CAN STILL
COME HOME
AND HONEY IF IT'S YOU
WE'VE GOT A LOT
OF MAKIN' UP TO DO
AND I CAN'T HUG YOU
ON THE PHONE
SO HURRY HOME
WELL THE MESSAGE LIGHT
WAS BLINKIN'
WHEN HE GOT BACK
IT WAS AN OLD FRIEND
CALLIN'
'CAUSE HE JUST HEARD
THE NEWS
HE SAID MAN I HOPE
YOU FIND HER
IF I SEE HER
I'LL REMIND HER
THAT HER DAD
IS WORRIED
AND WANTIN' HER
TO KNOW
IT DOESN'T MATTER
WHAT YOU'VE DONE
I STILL LOVE YOU
IT DOESN'T MATTER
WHERE YOU'VE BEEN
YOU CAN STILL
COME HOME
AND HONEY IF IT'S YOU
WE'VE GOT A LOT
OF MAKIN' UP TO DO
AND I CAN'T HUG YOU
ON THE PHONE
SO HURRY HOME
WELL THE DAYS
DRAGGED BY
WITHOUT A WORD
FROM HER
AND IT LOOKED LIKE
SHE MIGHT NOT BE
COMIN' BACK
PEOPLE SAID MAN
DON'T YOU THINK
IT'S TIME
TO TAKE THAT OLD
MESSAGE OFF
AND HE SAID NO
YOU NEVER KNOW
WHEN SHE MIGHT CALL
SHE WAS JUST OUTSIDE
A BAR
IN NEW YORK CITY
HER SO CALLED FRIENDS
HAD LEFT HER
ALL ALONE
SHE WAS SCARED
HE WOULDN'T WANT HER
BUT SHE DIALED UP
THAT OLD NUMBER
AND LET IT RING
AND THEN SHE HEARD
HIM SING
IT DOESN'T MATTER
WHAT YOU'VE DONE
I STILL LOVE YOU
IT DOESN'T MATTER
WHERE YOU'VE BEEN
YOU CAN STILL
COME HOME
AND HONEY IF IT'S YOU
WE'VE GOT A LOT
OF MAKIN' UP TO DO
AND I CAN'T HUG YOU
ON THE PHONE
SO HURRY HOME
HE WALKED IN
JUST IN TIME
TO HEAR HER SAY
DAD I'M ON MY WAY