She doesn't have to go to work / but she doesn't want to stay in bed / `cause it's changed from
something comfortable / to something else instead / This bed has seen it all / from the first time to the
last / the silences of now / and the good times of the past / and it only cost ten pounds / from a shop
just down the road / Mind you, that was seven years ago / and things were very different then / It
didn't get much rest at first / the headboard banging in the night / The neighbours didn't dare
complain / Oh, everything was going right / Now there's no need to complain / `cause it never
makes a sound / Something beautiful left town / and she doesn't even know it's name / Now every
night she plays a sad game / (ooh ooh ooh) / called "pretending nothing's going wrong" / (ooh ah) /
but she knows / if this show was televised / no-one would watch it, not tonight / But seven years
ago / La la lala lala la... / Now there's no need to complain / `cause it never makes a sound /
Something beautiful left town / and she never even know it's name / [The following lyrics are also
included sometimes in live performances: I've seen a bit of us and I only saw her say, that I've never
ever said "I know it's not too late" and I've never ever said "It's only to going to go away, away",
and I'm dying outside but it's just always feeling wrong, No, No, oh god. I'm leaving tonight. I going
home and thats alright.] She doesn't have to go to work / but she doesn't want to stay in bed /
`cause it's changed from something comfortable / to something else instead.
