The Man That Came Back Lyrics – Jessie Murph

Read the complete The Man That Came Back Lyrics by Jessie Murph along with song credits, release information and other details about the song. If you enjoy Jessie Murph’s music, you can also explore Sex Hysteria and Donuts, two other songs by Jessie Murph.

[Verse 1]
I was six years old
Running from the sound in my nightgown, screaming through the walls
He was angry, she was trying, I could hear it all
TV up loud as it could go
Just another night at home
You were raising hell, can’t forget the smell soaked into your clothes
100 proof that burnt through that cigarette smoke
Always knew before you spoke
How the night was gonna go

[Pre-Chorus]

Now you’re diving, saying you’re a different man
But who you were, it made me who I am

[Chorus]
I still remember you
Blacked out, face down, asleep in your car
And the violence, the sirens that rang in the dark
And the last straw, the worst of all, the breaking of my mother’s heart
And now since December you’ve shown up, say you’re grown up, you just want to see us
You woke up sober, said you found Jesus
You don’t understand why I still hate the man that came back
But you can talk to God about that

[Verse 2]
It was nine years ago
It was broken glass, it was getting bad, didn’t wanna go
But she couldn’t stay just to see the day she’d find you on the floor
She couldn’t do it anymore

[Pre-Chorus]
And you swear you’ll never be that man again
But who you were, it made me who I am

[Chorus]
And I still remember you

Blacked out, face down, asleep in your car
And the violence, the sirens that rang in the dark
And the last straw, the worst of all, the breaking of my mother’s heart
And now since December you’ve shown up, say you’re grown up, you just wanna see us
You woke up sober, said you found Jesus
You don’t understand why I still hate the man that came back
But you can talk to God about that

[Outro]
You can talk to God about that
You can talk to God about that
Yeah, you can talk, you can talk, you can talk to God about
The mother, the brother, the family you broke
And the daughter who grew up trusting no one
And the bruises on her skin, the wholes that you left in the walls
You can talk to God about it all
Oh, oh (You can talk to God about that)
Oh, oh (You can talk to God about that, you can talk to God)
You can talk to God about it all