SHE: When it comes to money, you haven’t a clue
HE: But you always know just what to do
HE: I say let’s save it, ‘cause that’s a good bet
SHE: But I think it’s better to eradicate our debt
He&She: Even though we don’t see eye to eye, baby I’m gonna love you till I die

HE: A man finds a woman, he’s sure she’ll never change
SHE: But she does (oh yes she does)
SHE: And a woman finds a man, she thinks that boy will change
HE: But eighty-five years later that old man is still the same!
He&She: Oh yeah!

SHE: Folks say come visit, we say we’ll try
HE: You wanna drive, I’d rather fly
SHE: You’d like to go, but I wanna stay
HE: You wanna relax, but honey I’d much prefer to play
He&She: Even though we don’t see eye to eye, baby I’m gonna love you till I die

SHE: You think it’s good, I’m not so sure
HE: You think it’s tainted, but to me it looks pure
SHE: I'm so frustrated, don’t know what to do
HE: I feel the same, honey, sittin’ here & watchin’ you
He&She: Even though we don’t see eye to eye, babe I’m gonna love you till I die

HE: Even though we don’t see eye to eye, baby I’m gonna love you till I die
SHE: Even though we don’t see eye to eye, babe I’m gonna love you till I die
He&She: Even though we don’t see eye to eye, baby I’m still gonna love you till I die

Then I saw your child in the stroller looking up with your smile
When you said it was her birthday I counted back the time
I thought of us and this little girl and I asked myself all the while
Can it be? I wonder if she’s mine

I suppose I’ll never know, but I wonder if she’s mine?
There’s so much of her that could have come from me
I couldn’t ask the question; so I guess I’ll never see
But I often stop and wonder if she’s mine

Then your daughter reached up, held my finger, squeezed it tight
When I tickled her she giggled and I met her twinkling eyes
We talked a few more moments, then you walked off out out sight
I watched you go and wondered if she’s mine

This once-young generation has become the old elite
They’re called the names that they once shouted loud
They are looking at the placards and the costumes in the streets
And the faces that are scowling from the crowd

There will come a mornin’ when the youth will not be young
And the times of which they dreamed will stare at them
For the young will always warn the world that a new age has begun
And as they get older they will bring it in

The youth of yesterday are in control; they make the law
As they once wished & hoped that it would be
But like the ones before them can’t make the changes they foresaw
For a little at a time is all men see

You still speak the words, I’d rather be shown;
That’s the best way to make your love known
It is what you do, it’s not what you say that tells me your love is turning away

Our love will survive if you do as you say and show me you love me that’s the best way
Return to the way we loved at the start; rekindle the flame that’s died in your heart

I’d give anything if you smiled again; return to the way you loved me back then
Show me you love me as you say you do; and then let me show how much I love you

You’ll shine in my eyes for my love is deep; I’ll hold and caress you as you fall asleep
I’ll take your hand to show that I care; whenever you need me I will be there

Our love will survive if you do as you say and show me you love me that’s the best way
Return to the way we loved at the start rekindle the flame that’s died in your heart

Y’know Hell was one of the places my Pappy spoke of often
He used that word so much he made people stare
But what other people thought, my Pappy didn’t really care

My thoughts as a man you may not understand, but I feel I’ve got to be free
To try and be everything I know I can, the man I once thought I could be
I told you that one day I’d go my own way, that one day you’d tell me goodbye
Something inside me says I cannot stay; don’t ask me I can’t tell you why

I respect your need for caution; You been hurt by other men
But I’d like to get them out yo’ head; this is now, hey, this ain’t then
You got to take it slow; you ain’t under nobody’s gun
Just don’t let it take forever, baby, ‘cause we’re missin’ a lot of fun!

‘Cause cookies is an object of affection that we both love each day
And eatin’ cookies makes me think about you baby when you’re away
But substitutin’ cookies for your lovin’ honey that ain’t my scene
‘Cause my derriere’s enlargin’ and I’m gettin’ fat, y’know what I mean?

So we need to spend some more time together and I hope that we can work somethin’ out
‘Cause as much as I love eatin’ cookies, I love you much more there’s no doubt
Please save me from the likes of Weight Gateguard,
And that nutri-stuff that don’t taste so fine
Don’t want Skinny Gregg or that Super Trim-Blast, all I need’s a little more of your time

‘Cause cookies is an object of affection that we both love each day
And eatin’ cookies makes me think about you baby when you’re away
But substitutin’ cookies for your lovin’ honey that ain’t my scene
‘Cause my derriere’s enlargin’ and I’m gettin’ fat, y’know what I mean?
I’m here to tell you my derriere’s enlargin’ I’m gettin’ fat, y’know what I mean?

Sleep world, toes curled dream stories have unfurled And paint us pleasant scenes.
Lines fade, sounds played we drift into the shade to see through gauze-white screens.
Breathe deep, thoughts keep we’ll have the sweetest sleep
And when our dreaming’s done, soft kiss, don’t miss a chance to share in this:
The rising of the sun.

When day is over night will wrap around us; I’m not afraid when you are close to me
The sandman works his magic when he’s found us, and carries us away, the world to see.
Our hearts and souls take flight as we’re set free.
And dreaming feels so right when you’re with me.

The neighbors came from miles around to marvel at the sight
Their floors of clay to them no longer seemed to be quite right
Bill helped them from his blacksmith shop as they built up the town
Marie raised seven children and had friends from all around
Though people came from far and wide of this you can be sure
The love they saw impressed them more than any wooden floor