Dear Joan - Lyrics - Tabitha's Secret

Tabitha's Secret was a band formed in March 1993 in Orlando, Florida. It was originally composed of lead vocalist Rob Thomas, John Goff, and Jay Stanley on guitar, Brian Yale on bass , and Chris Smith playing drums. Brad Presa was the bands roadie. In September 1993, Paul Doucette joined the band as a second percussionist, only to replace Chris Smith entirely a year later. Some of the band's most popular songs were "And Around", "Dear Joan", "Unkind", "Forever December", "Paint Me Blue", and "3 A.M..".

Dear Joan I've almost forgotten The pain in the window Blue dress in the doorway Dear Joan Help me remember The face I forget And the traps that I've sprung Guess I've grown tired It's just whats expected of me To tear your heart from The inside to the outside You know I was lying I just couldn't help it The hundred thousand times I hurt you Dear Joan I wanted to say That I'm sorry for the screaming last night And the nights before Well, I wanted more from this Then anything I've ever known Dear Joan Dear Joan Your face has a brightness That I've never seen In the years that I've known you Dear Joan I pick up the pieces But some scattered too far See, they flew when I kicked them I know you believe When I said it was over You stood by me, patiently Waiting and brooding So deeply in love With every face that I've shown Dear Joan I wanted to say That I'm sorry for the screaming last night And the nights before Well, I wanted more from this Then anything I've ever known Once I forget Twice I'm a fool Three times I wrap, my hands around your nec...k While you're sleeping You're quietly sleeping Sleeping and dreaming Dear Joan Don't walk out the doorway Cause if you did I believe, I could honestly kill you Dear Joan I wanted to say That I'm sorry for the screaming last night And the nights before Well, I wanted more from this Then anything I've ever known Dear Joan I wanted to say That I'm sorry for the screaming last night And the nights before Well, I wanted more from this Then anything I've ever known Dear Joan