Timmy the Dog, Tim Minchin - Poetry in a Lovesong lyrics
[Timmy the Dog, Tim Minchin - Poetry in a Lovesong lyrics]
Sarah wears my t-shirts in the mornings they
Go half way down her thighs
Sarah sleeps spread out across my bed
But she knows the fan will always be mine
Sarah laughs arpeggios when she finds
Something funny on her own
Already asleep when I get home and
When I wake she’s already gone
Maybe I've been listening to The Beatles'
'Abbey Road' for far too long
Maybe I will never be a poet
But who needs poetry in a love song?
Sarah works in space boots cos they're funky
And they make her toes go numb
Sarah wears a tiny yellow dress and her
Father's business shirt to hide her bum
Sarah kisses with her tongue when she's
Been drinking vodka with the girls
And I know she sometimes feels sad cos she's
Scared that we don't share the same world
Maybe I’ve been listening to The Beatles'
'Abbey Road' for far too long
Maybe I will never be a poet
But who needs poetry in a love song?
Maybe we will make sense of the words
And then we all can sing along
Don’t need to rhyme to be a poet
Who needs poetry in a love song?
Go half way down her thighs
Sarah sleeps spread out across my bed
But she knows the fan will always be mine
Sarah laughs arpeggios when she finds
Something funny on her own
Already asleep when I get home and
When I wake she’s already gone
Maybe I've been listening to The Beatles'
'Abbey Road' for far too long
Maybe I will never be a poet
But who needs poetry in a love song?
Sarah works in space boots cos they're funky
And they make her toes go numb
Sarah wears a tiny yellow dress and her
Father's business shirt to hide her bum
Sarah kisses with her tongue when she's
Been drinking vodka with the girls
And I know she sometimes feels sad cos she's
Scared that we don't share the same world
Maybe I’ve been listening to The Beatles'
'Abbey Road' for far too long
Maybe I will never be a poet
But who needs poetry in a love song?
Maybe we will make sense of the words
And then we all can sing along
Don’t need to rhyme to be a poet
Who needs poetry in a love song?