How Should I Know If You’ve Changed?

[Verse 1]
The boys and the girls, they part
To the corners of the room
Predictable move, I thought
We’d never change the habits of the old school
With one eye on the door
We work the floor
And wait for the moment to come
But never, never could we remember

You can ask me any way you like
How can I make myself plain?
Days race past, do I have to ask?
How should I know if you’ve changed?

The years have been kind, although
Of course I couldn’t say for sure
Well, you know I was never good at differences
And it’s safe to say that never changed
But if you’ve heard that one before
I don’t want to be a bore
Then what do you suppose we do?
‘Cause never, never could we remember

You can ask me any way you like
How can I make myself plain?
Days race past, do I have to ask?
How should I know if you’ve changed?

The boys and the girls, they start
And they end as they always do
Taking a choice, taking off
I can hear us saying
It’s a children’s game
And if the days we have between are spent wondering
Then why on earth should I mind?
If ever, ever I tried to tell you

You can ask me any way you like
How can I make myself plain?
Days race past, do I have to ask?
How should I know if you’ve changed?