|
You can call it what you want to, babe, |
|
say it right or wrong, but it's all the same. |
|
Why do you have to talk that way |
|
when I'm still in love with you? |
|
And no matter what I should have done, |
|
it's cold outside, honey you're the one. |
|
Give me time and I'll set things right, |
|
'cause I'm still in love with you. |
|
When I listen to the rain outside, |
|
walking home in the pale moonlight. |
|
Lord, this town is out of sight, |
|
and I'm still in love with you. |
|
But I lit them bridges and I watched them burn, |
|
and oh my god you'd think I'd learn. |
|
Still the same 'till my dying day, |
|
and I'm still in love with you. |
|
There's a whisper in the trees sometimes, |
|
it comes and goes, baby that's alright. |
|
Glass full of water and a glass full of wine, |
|
and I'm still in love with you. |
|
And you can haul it off to some town somewhere, |
|
If I don't see it honey I don't care. |
|
Pardon me if I tend to stare, |
|
but I'm still in love with you. |
|
And you can haul it off to some town somewhere, |
|
If I don't see it honey I don't care. |
|
Pardon me if I tend to stare, |
|
but I'm still in love with you. |
