Break Even

I ain't never been good at math, but I know 50/50 is half And no matter how you split it It ain't what you were gettin' when you had the whole thing Baby, we can keep things simple And we can cut it right down the middle Try our best to keep things civil, and make it hurt a little less So you can keep the bar, and I'll keep my best friends You can keep my Carhartt hoodie you left in You can call my mom once a month, me when you're drunk I'll keep payin' half the rent 'til the lease runs up Keep your side of the story, and I'll tell 'em you're right Just remember that I wasn't a half bad guy I ain't good at goodbyes, and I hate leavin' I don't wanna break up, I'm just tryna break even Baby, what's the point in keepin' score when all is fair in love and war? And you can still lean on me if you're ever feelin' lonely 'Cause that's what friends are for So you can keep the bar, and I'll keep my best friends You can keep my Carhartt hoodie you left in You can call my mom once a month, me when you're drunk I'll keep payin' half the rent 'til the lease runs up Keep your side of the story, and I'll tell 'em you're right Just remember that I wasn't a half bad guy I ain't good at goodbyes, and I hate leavin' I don't wanna break up, I'm just tryna break even I'm tryna break even You can take everything you want, but to tell you the truth If you're really leavin', I ain't got nothin' to lose, but you So you can keep the bar if I can keep my best friend I hope you're wearin' that hoodie you left in Make sure to call my mom once a month She's takin' it rough, and she asks every day if we patched things up Keep your side of the story, and I'll tell 'em you're right Just remember that I wasn't a half bad guy I ain't good at goodbyes, and I hate leavin' I don't wanna break up, I'm just tryna break even Tryna break even, tryna break even