Glad When You're Gone — Nazareth

"Glad When You're Gone" — the relief of departure.

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Now you say that you're leavin'

Well it can't be too soon

And you spend all of my money

You knocked my guitar out of tune.

Well you say you're sick and tired

Tired of having me around

And you call me cheatin' liar

You drove my car into the ground.

And I'll be glad when you're gone

Yes I'll be glad when you're gone

And when you walk out that door

Darlin' please don't come back no more

Now I wish I'd never known you

And I wish we'd never met

I was drunk you gave me whiskey

When I was ill you called the vet.

Well you say that it's over

And you think you'll bring me down

If you come back lookin' for me

I'll be out there on the town.

From the Nazareth catalogue. The gladness that follows the leaving — the relief when someone who has been causing difficulty finally goes. The anti-love song that names the feeling people have but don't admit.