"Wasn't There" genre: Rock
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	It's a song about a man whose wife if bringing him down....to all the ladies, this song is a satire and in no way reflects the views and opinions of the band.
	CD: Three Man Advantage EP Demo   Label: Independent Credits: Music and Lyrics by J. Zdebiak
	Lyrics She was waiting in the bedroom for me to get home When I walked in the door. Said that I'd been out too long, and dinner's now cold. Said that she wanted more. She thought that I was our running all over the town. Said she found another hair. "And your collar's full of lipstick, and smells of perfume." But I really don't care. So I said, "I think I'll pour myself a drink And forget about it." Can you leave me alone? Can't you talk on the phone? Why do you take it so bad? "Sorry, I wasn't there." I said, "Sorry, I wasn't there." She started threatening to leave me, move in with her mom, "I can make it on my own" I told her, "you go and do that, I'll see you off. I was happier alone." She started crying in her pillow and cursing my name, "Get the hell out of here" I said, "Who pays the mortgage? Puts food on your plate? I'm allowed to have a beer." So I said, "I think I'll pour myself a drink and forget about it." Repeat Pre-chorus Repeat Chorus (x2)

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