Verse 1
Tell me what kind of man comes back
To a woman he’s already left
What kind of man knocks on that door
Knowing somebody else is waiting for him instead
What kind of man says all the right things
Lets her think there’s still a chance
Lets her open up old wounds again
While hiding another set of hands
You sat on my couch
You slept in my bed
You looked me in the eyes
And listened to everything I said
Knowing damn well
There was a truth you weren’t telling me
Pre-Chorus
And I would’ve walked away
That’s the part that eats you alive
Because if I knew what you knew
You never would’ve gotten access to my life
Chorus
What kind of man does that?
What kind of man comes back for comfort
When he’s already giving commitment somewhere else?
What kind of man takes love from one woman
While building a future with another?
What kind of man lets somebody believe
They’re rebuilding something real
When he already knows
He’s not staying?
Tell me
What kind of man does that?
Verse 2
You didn’t choose her the day you left
You chose her while you were still here
That’s why every memory feels dirty now
Every answer sounds insincere
Because while I was trying to figure us out
You were figuring out how to keep us both
One for comfort
One for commitment
One for today
One for tomorrow
And somehow you convinced yourself
That made you a good person
Pre-Chorus
I told you where my boundary was
I said it plain as day
If there was somebody else
I wasn’t staying
You knew that
And kept showing up anyway
Chorus
What kind of man does that?
What kind of man sleeps beside someone
Who’s making decisions based on lies?
What kind of man watches somebody trust him
And says nothing?
What kind of man takes the parts of a relationship he wants
The affection
The attention
The loyalty
The body
The comfort
And then disappears
When accountability finally arrives?
Bridge
And maybe the sickest part
Wasn’t even choosing her
Maybe the sickest part
Was how you ended it
Because you didn’t sit down and tell me the truth
You didn’t respect me enough for that
You didn’t call
You didn’t explain
You didn’t apologize
You just vanished
Because she found out
And suddenly I wasn’t allowed access anymore
Do you know how twisted that feels?
To realize someone can be in your house one day
And erase you the next
Not because they stopped caring
But because they got caught
Final Chorus
What kind of man does that?
What kind of man rewrites somebody’s reality
Then leaves them alone to sort through the wreckage?
What kind of man comes back
Pretends to love
Pretends to care
Pretends to rebuild
While knowing the whole thing has an expiration date?
You didn’t just break my heart
You broke my trust in what was real
You made me question memories
Question conversations
Question my own instincts
And that’s not love
That’s not kindness
That’s not confusion
That’s not a mistake
That’s a choice
Made over and over and over again
Every time you walked through my door
Knowing what you weren’t telling me
Outro
I used to wonder why you came back
Now I wonder something else
How do you look in the mirror
And live with yourself?