If he'd only said he loved me
Then I wouldn't feel so bad
I'd have the right to miss him
But that right I never had
'Cause he told me he'd leave me
When he grew tired of our town
A stranger in the city
And charming in a way
And I was feeling lonely
That's why I let him stay
So I showed him the sights
Took him around in our town
We didn't say, "Tomorrow"
We only said, "Tonight"
"Tomorrow" has a way of sounding trite
He didn't give me promises
And though it sounds absurd
I poured out my love
And he drank without a word
I don't recall the reason
But soon he said, "So long"
I knew it had to happen
So really nothing's wrong
It's a gentleman's game
And they play it all the same in our town
In our lonely old town