Damn Spot [The Falling Wallendas featuring Todd Sucherman]

Damn Spot
Written by Allen Keller and Scott Bennett

Lead Vocals by Scott Bennett

Do you love him or do you love me?
Do you love him or do you love me?
Do you love him or do you love me?
Do you love him or do you love me?

You can kill
The love
Kill the pain
You can wash the sheets
But you can't wash out the stain

Do you love him or do you love me?
Do you love him or do you love me?
Do you love him or do you love me?
Do you love him or do you love me?

You can kill
The love
Kill the pain
You can wash the sheets
But you cant wash out the stain
Stain

Should I break down the door
Should I break his head open
What am I breaking down for

Cause I can't get out the damn spot
The damn spot
The damn spot
The damn spot
Damn spot
Damn spot
Damn spot

The damn spot
The damn spot
The damn spot
Damn spot
Damn spot
Damn spot

The damn spot
Damn spot

Interpretation

Like trying to get out a stubborn spot, betrayal leaves a stain that can't be washed out, like Shakespeare's Lady Macbeth saying "out damned spot" while sleepwalking, as she can't wash away the guilt of the murder of her husband.