Fast paced country rocker that is either about the devastation of Hurricane Irene or maybe the devastation of an equally damaging love affair with a hurricane of a woman named Irene. You be the judge!
Music & Lyrics by Dave mcisaac
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The best way to deal with a broken heart is to write a song.
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"Irene"
By Dave McIsaac ©2008
(Chorus)
Irene, hey Irene
Tell me why did you have to be so mean to me?
Irene, hey Irene
You left me to drown alone in a sea of misery
I could have sworn what we had was a special kind of love
That kind of love that comes from God in heaven above
But I guess our love didn't mean that much to you
Because you didn't take long to break my heart in two
(Chorus)
You led me on and on and on 'till I fell for you
And then you lied and lied and lied saying you'd be true
But you cheated on me before the ink was even dry
On the vows we wrote, now I'm left here wondering why
(Chorus) Whoa, Irene - Hey, Irene....
(Bridge)
I'll never forget that Sunday - such a beautiful day in June
When that preacher man, he asked us - and we said, "Yes, I do!"
But "Till death do us part" must have meant something else to you
Cause I swear you damn near killed me when you said we were through
(Chorus ) / Inst.
(Bridge 2)
You led me on & on & on and then you lied & lied & lied
And then I cried & cried & cried all over you
And now you're gone, gone, gone and I'm just trying to hold on
With this silly little song I wrote for you
(Chorus)
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