Even The Losers (Live at Rochester Community War Memorial, Rochester, NY—1989 Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers
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It was nearly summer, we sat on your roof
Yeah, we smoked cigarettes and we stared at the moon
I showed you stars you never could see
It couldn't been that easy to forget about me
Time meant nothing, anything seemed real
Yeah, you kissed like fire and you made me feel
Like every word you said was meant to be
It couldn't been that easy to forget about me
Baby, even the losers, get lucky sometimes
Baby, even the losers, keep a little bit of pride, they get lucky sometimes
Two cars park on the overpass, rocks hit the water like broken glass
I shoulda known right then it was too good to last
God, it's such a drag to have to live in the past
Baby, even the losers, get lucky sometimes
Even the losers, keep a little bit of pride, they get lucky sometimes
Yeah, we smoked cigarettes and we stared at the moon
I showed you stars you never could see
It couldn't been that easy to forget about me
Time meant nothing, anything seemed real
Yeah, you kissed like fire and you made me feel
Like every word you said was meant to be
It couldn't been that easy to forget about me
Baby, even the losers, get lucky sometimes
Baby, even the losers, keep a little bit of pride, they get lucky sometimes
Two cars park on the overpass, rocks hit the water like broken glass
I shoulda known right then it was too good to last
God, it's such a drag to have to live in the past
Baby, even the losers, get lucky sometimes
Even the losers, keep a little bit of pride, they get lucky sometimes
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