Thinning the herd

SPOKEN: All that's left of our old love now is just your picture, 8 by 10.

(A souvenir of things that might have been)
(My lonely world is only 8 by 10)

(8 by 10, 8 by 10)

SPOKEN: I remember the night that you gave me this picture. I ought to-I've
relived it so many times. I remember how I couldn't wait to get home and put in a
frame and tell everybody that you were mine.

Backups continue with (A souvenir of things that might have been)
while Bill SPEAKS: Because you WERE mine, at least till someone else came
along and took you off out of my sight. It's a good thing that you did leave me your
picture, though. Because now I can cry on your shoulder every night.

(8 by 10, 8 by 10)
(My lonely world is only 8 by 10)

SPOKEN: It's awful to be jealous of an old picture frame but I'm jealous of anything
that's close to you. And that picture frame seems to be holding you pretty tight. That
looks like more than I'LL ever do. I wish that I could just be the glass in that frame
and be so close to the lips that I love. I AM glad that I've at least got your picture
to hold but sometimes it's just not enough.

(8 by 10, 8 by 10)
(My lonely world is only 8 by 10)