I’ve been pacing ’round the kitchen, tapping heels on tile Your coat’s still on the hanger, but you’ve been gone a while I pour another whisper of that bittersweet red Try to drown the little voices dancing ’round in my head You say you’re just a dreamer, but you dream too far Leaving lipstick‑shaded promises in the back of my car Oh, you’re my late‑night alibi, my trouble in a tie You break me, then you save me, then you look me in the eye And I fall, every time, like I don’t know the lie Baby, you’re my heartbreak habit, my late‑night alibi Neighbors say they hear us like a record on repeat Two fools in a tango, stepping on the same beat You come in smelling like a story you won’t tell But I’m addicted to the mystery, the heaven and the hell You say you’re just a wanderer, but you wander wrong Still I’m humming to the rhythm of your half‑truth song Oh, you’re my late‑night alibi, my trouble in a tie You break me, then you save me, then you look me in the eye And I fall, every time, like I don’t know the lie Baby, you’re my heartbreak habit, my late‑night alibi Maybe I should leave you, but I never do ’Cause the silence in the room gets louder without you And I hate the way you love me, but I love it too Guess I’m tangled in the trouble that you put me through Oh, you’re my late‑night alibi, my sweet, crooked crime You bruise me, then you soothe me, like a glass of cheap wine And I fall, every time, though I swear I won’t try Baby, you’re my heartbreak habit, my late‑night alibi © Ravion-Jalix - 2026
