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Big Bad Voodoo Daddy ~ Some Things


Verse one On the 8th of november, I remember telling her that we'd be together forever But things have changed, Now re rearranged we are now no longer together It was the way she spoke,my heart broke I never thought that I would love again But then you came along, So I changed my song with you, My life would never be the same Chorus And things have changed, And they're only getting better Verse two It was the day you were born,my attention was torn I no longer only thought of myself You see, there's half of you and half of me And that love really set's me free So now the moral to this tale is if your love should fail Pick your heart up off the ground You see, love comes down when you're nowhere around It's just the way things have got to be Chorus An things have changed, and they're only getting better more free lyrics

Verse one
On the 8th of november,
I remember telling her that we'd be together forever
But things have changed,
Now re rearranged we are now no longer together
It was the way she spoke,my heart broke
I never thought that I would love again
But then you came along,
So I changed my song with you,
My life would never be the same

Chorus
And things have changed,
And they're only getting better

Verse two
It was the day you were born,my attention was torn
I no longer only thought of myself
You see, there's half of you and half of me
And that love really set's me free
So now the moral to this tale is if your love should fail
Pick your heart up off the ground
You see, love comes down when you're nowhere around
It's just the way things have got to be

Chorus
An things have changed, and they're only getting better

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