"The Simple Things" genre: Pop
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	Intense acoustic ballad about being just dumb enough to think you're over it. Live cut, with Rich Lyles on second guitar.
	CD: Live At The Square II   Label: Square Records Credits: Music and lyrics Copyright (c) 1993 by Paul Roub. All Rights Reserved.
	Story Behind the Song On a plane, looking through an old notebook, found some trivial note from an ex. Broke down. Wrote this song. Lyrics You never left me when you should have When you couldn't trust a word I'd say And now I finally got it all together Naturally it's now that you walk away Found some old shopping list you wrote me For milk and bread and what's the use Saw you addressed it "my darling" No, I'm OK - I can stop shivering Any time I choose CHORUS And it just takes one thought To send me reeling One word knocks me on my back One memory And I can't shake the feeling I may never get myself back on track Well it's been seven hundred years since you walked away That's a month or a year or something in real time I've heard all those soothing clichés But the hole that you left You left for a lifetime CHORUS It's the simple things that do you in Like making a bed that's half untouched Letting you go would be so easy But what do I do with the pictures? Why are they playing our song? All these things bring you back in one unbearable rush CHORUS

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