Lizzy

Ben Kweller

Lizzy

sign me up I volunteer 
votes are in for life guard of the year 
her feline past lives are plain to see 
their similarities are shown in this life again 

like mamma said dontcha let it go to your head when ya know youre being fed 
I'm so proud to know you 
Lizzy ill write ill sing telegraph telegram telephone tellin you ill be home soon dienu 

we will wake when kitty licks 
and in the morn work takes her to Maine 
dressed and out the door by six 
tomorrow is the first time liz cant board my plain 

like mamma said dontcha let it go to your head when ya know you're book is read 
I'm so proud to know you 
Anna will take me to the port as Liz drives up I-95 me and my darlin keep love alive even on texas time 

and like mamma said dontcha let it go to your head when your town is painted red 
I'm so proud to know you 
Lizzy ill write ill sing telegraph telegram telephone tellin you ill be home soon dienu


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