Song Lyrics - Don't Go Stringing My Junk Around

 (Verse 1) Met you on a summer night, Sparks flew, everything felt right. But now you're acting cold and strange, Leaving me in emotional range.

(Chorus) Don't go stringing my junk around, Playing games, messing with my crown. I deserve honesty, not this disguise, So let me go, open up my eyes.

(Verse 2) Your words are sweet, but actions deceive, Leading me on, I can't believe. Tired of waiting, hoping you'll change, This heartache, I can't rearrange.

(Chorus) Don't go stringing my junk around, Playing games, messing with my crown. I deserve honesty, not this disguise, So let me go, open up my eyes.

(Bridge) I'm giving up on this twisted game, Your love's a flame, burning me in shame. No more tears, no more wasted time, I'll find someone who's truly mine.

(Chorus) Don't go stringing my junk around, Playing games, messing with my crown. I deserve honesty, not this disguise, So let me go, open up my eyes.

(Outro) I'm walking away, setting myself free, From this toxic love, you'll never see. I'll find happiness, heal my wounded heart, And never let you tear me apart.

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Road Trip: Day 2

And so begins the second day. We made it to the Blue Water Bridge border crossing, connecting Port Huron, Michigan, with Point Edward, Ontario.  It s a vital link between the US and Canada. We found out it is one of the busiest crossings in Ontario, thus we were there for nearly an hour. 

Once we got past it, it was pretty much smooth going until we got close to our hotel. We got stuck in Lake Shorw Drive traffic for an hour and a half, just to have Google send us in a circle right back into it. Luckily we were able to get across the traffic and go around to finally reach our destination, The Intercontinental, which is near the CM Tower. 

Once again on to bed. 

Road Trip: Day 1

Day 1: Jefferson City to Joliet, IL

Our road trip from Jefferson City, Missouri to Joliet, Illinois began with a sense of anticipation and excitement as we finished loading up our car and hitting the road shortly after I got off of work, eager to hit the open highway. 

Although darkness quickly presented itself, the rolling hills of Missouri gradually gave way to the flat plains of Illinois.

This part of the trip was originally going to take us to Indianapolis, IN, but Booking.com threw a wrench into that plan when they emailed Shelly that our reservation had been cancelled. 

I'll let Shelly give the scoop on that. 

Driving through Illinois at night seemed vaguely familiar to driving threw Iowa with the red lights blinking atop the windmills. Can't they just leave the lights on? The blinking can be a bit annoying. 

After an evening of driving, we arrived in Joliet around midnight, checked into our hotel and hit the bed.