I can't eat, I can't sleep,
I got nubs where my fingernails used to be
And my cat is lookin' kinda worried 'bout me.
The phone rings and I pounce
I'm like O.J. Simpson jumping over the couch
It ain't you, I'm answering breathlessly
I got it bad, I got it bad for you
It got hot, you got cold
You said your mama didn't think girls should be so bold
All of that from one little innocent kiss
Well now I heard it all
Maybe I should ask your mama to give me a call
Maybe she could tell me what to do about this
I got it bad, I got it bad for you
Well I never in all of my days
Ever had a man that would treat me this way
The one who ain't beating down my door
Is the only one who's got me walking the floor
I got jewels from a prince
Well the least I've ever gotten was a box of mints
But from you I ain't got nothing but the blues
I got it bad, I got it bad for you
I've been snagged, I've been hooked
I burned my party dress and my little black book
Oh my God, what's my world coming to?
I got it bad, I got it bad for you
I got it bad, I got it bad for you
Matraca Maria Berg (born June 19, 1958) is an American country and bluegrass singer-songwriter. Considered one of the most influential songwriters in the genre, Matraca has written songs for artists such as Garth Brooks, Trisha Yearwood, and Patty Loveless. Her musical career developed in two distinct phases: the first in the 1980s and 1990s, characterized by a traditional country sound with bluegrass influences, and the second starting in the 2000s, marked by a more introspective and folk approach. Among her most notable songs are "The House That Built Me", "I'm Not the Only One" and "Where I Come From". Matraca Berg has been nominated for numerous Grammy and CMA Awards.
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