Write Me a Love Song
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โฑ๏ธ 4:14 duration
๐ ID: 17552825
๐ Lyrics
She said, "Write me a love song not one of those sad songs you always sing
We just had us a baby, and we shouldn't dwell on them things
Grown men whining 'bout bad times in drunken rhymes, lover's crimes, and blue eyes cryin' in the rain
Just tell me you love me and that you'll hold me through all of life's pains"
He said, "Kiss me and touch me tonight, make me feel like a man
Cause this old world's got a way of bruising me that only you understand
I keep thinking 'bout hard times with easy rhymes, truth's lies, and how whiskey eases my pain
Just tell me you'll love me and that our heartaches are never in vain"
He likes old books, stiff drinks, and folk singers who don't sing in key
She laughs at his bad jokes, lets him win some when they disagree
Now he's over thirty; she still talks dirty, and they wouldn't dare change a thing
And there's a song in the way she moves he never could sing
It cost him so little to show her he loved her, but the words weren't free
And that guitar he'd pawned twice weren't shaped right for soft melodies
So he dreamed up a young love and wrote of the first time he saw through the fear in her eyes
And he sang her that love song, made vows that time only buys
She said, "Write me a love song not one of those sad songs you always sing"
We just had us a baby, and we shouldn't dwell on them things
Grown men whining 'bout bad times in drunken rhymes, lover's crimes, and blue eyes cryin' in the rain
Just tell me you love me and that you'll hold me through all of life's pains"
He said, "Kiss me and touch me tonight, make me feel like a man
Cause this old world's got a way of bruising me that only you understand
I keep thinking 'bout hard times with easy rhymes, truth's lies, and how whiskey eases my pain
Just tell me you'll love me and that our heartaches are never in vain"
He likes old books, stiff drinks, and folk singers who don't sing in key
She laughs at his bad jokes, lets him win some when they disagree
Now he's over thirty; she still talks dirty, and they wouldn't dare change a thing
And there's a song in the way she moves he never could sing
It cost him so little to show her he loved her, but the words weren't free
And that guitar he'd pawned twice weren't shaped right for soft melodies
So he dreamed up a young love and wrote of the first time he saw through the fear in her eyes
And he sang her that love song, made vows that time only buys
She said, "Write me a love song not one of those sad songs you always sing"
โฑ๏ธ Synced Lyrics
[00:10.78] She said, "Write me a love song not one of those sad songs you always sing
[00:21.93] We just had us a baby, and we shouldn't dwell on them things
[00:32.79] Grown men whining 'bout bad times in drunken rhymes, lover's crimes, and blue eyes cryin' in the rain
[00:44.35] Just tell me you love me and that you'll hold me through all of life's pains"
[00:55.16] He said, "Kiss me and touch me tonight, make me feel like a man
[01:05.81] Cause this old world's got a way of bruising me that only you understand
[01:17.09] I keep thinking 'bout hard times with easy rhymes, truth's lies, and how whiskey eases my pain
[01:28.57] Just tell me you'll love me and that our heartaches are never in vain"
[01:39.39] He likes old books, stiff drinks, and folk singers who don't sing in key
[01:50.71] She laughs at his bad jokes, lets him win some when they disagree
[02:01.70] Now he's over thirty; she still talks dirty, and they wouldn't dare change a thing
[02:12.63] And there's a song in the way she moves he never could sing
[03:08.29] It cost him so little to show her he loved her, but the words weren't free
[03:19.16] And that guitar he'd pawned twice weren't shaped right for soft melodies
[03:29.92] So he dreamed up a young love and wrote of the first time he saw through the fear in her eyes
[03:41.33] And he sang her that love song, made vows that time only buys
[03:52.25] She said, "Write me a love song not one of those sad songs you always sing"
[04:02.50]
[00:21.93] We just had us a baby, and we shouldn't dwell on them things
[00:32.79] Grown men whining 'bout bad times in drunken rhymes, lover's crimes, and blue eyes cryin' in the rain
[00:44.35] Just tell me you love me and that you'll hold me through all of life's pains"
[00:55.16] He said, "Kiss me and touch me tonight, make me feel like a man
[01:05.81] Cause this old world's got a way of bruising me that only you understand
[01:17.09] I keep thinking 'bout hard times with easy rhymes, truth's lies, and how whiskey eases my pain
[01:28.57] Just tell me you'll love me and that our heartaches are never in vain"
[01:39.39] He likes old books, stiff drinks, and folk singers who don't sing in key
[01:50.71] She laughs at his bad jokes, lets him win some when they disagree
[02:01.70] Now he's over thirty; she still talks dirty, and they wouldn't dare change a thing
[02:12.63] And there's a song in the way she moves he never could sing
[03:08.29] It cost him so little to show her he loved her, but the words weren't free
[03:19.16] And that guitar he'd pawned twice weren't shaped right for soft melodies
[03:29.92] So he dreamed up a young love and wrote of the first time he saw through the fear in her eyes
[03:41.33] And he sang her that love song, made vows that time only buys
[03:52.25] She said, "Write me a love song not one of those sad songs you always sing"
[04:02.50]