I Was Thinking (That You Were Thinking)

The Almight Yojo is proud to present another song by The Density . . . and this one explores the most awkward of moments: when you put yourself out there . . . when you tell someone you have groovy, special feelings for them . . .  when you finally work up the courage and go for it . . . and you are rejected.

The lyrics are below, but once again, they don't do justice to the song. And so I'd like to thank Whitney, my colleagues at work, Jim Carrey, The Farrelly Brothers, The Coen Brothers, Lauren Holly, Molly Ringwald, Anthony Michael Hall, Frances McDormand, and Steve Park for providing some excellent content for me to mangle in my own particular style. I sincerely appreciate it.

I Was Thinking (That You Were Thinking) by The Density

I Was Thinking (That You Were Thinking)

I was thinking . . . that you were thinking
that we could be something good,

but you weren’t thinking what I was thinking
I guess that I misunderstood.

I thought that we were on the same page.
You thought that I was acting kind of strange.

Now I’m so humiliated by the thing I created
I can’t be around you no more
I look down at the floor.

I was talking and you were walking,
but I thought walking meant something more.

I was waiting, anticipating,
when you’d let me walk through that door.

And now I’m so embarrassed
I didn’t mean to make you stressed.

Why’d you have to go and be so nice . . .
tempt me to roll the dice.

I opened up and I regret it
and now I can’t forget it.

How could I get it so wrong?
How could I be so damned dumb?