Ellington - Between Faith and the City Lights lyrics

You and me, all alone in the weather, It's certainly never rained this hard Creatively, I drew a picture on some paper, I drew our names and, in the middle, was a heart. I have a bag full of Polaroid pictures Here's a funny one of us in the snow Do you remember driving hours to get there, And when we did, we wanted out of the cold? If I came to your house And I blew a kiss your way, Would you come out? I wrote down on your door step in a black felt pen Thirteen hundred a**ets you have over them I love you, and I want you back Here's a pretty one of you with your hair up Here's another on of us by the beach I can't remember ever getting so sunburned Love is a wonderful thing Until your standing all alone in the weather And every intelligent remark you should make Is obviously not making things better So she finally walks away I left a number, note, my address and all my plans. I prayed to God she would love me back, But she's still not here If I came to your house And I blew a kiss your way, Would you come out? I wrote down on your door step in a black felt pen Thirteen hundred a**ets you have over them. I love you, and I want you back I love you, and I want you back Irrespective of how much it means to fall in love It's always a great idea until the heart break comes And changes your mind, like it did to mine If I came to your house And I blew a kiss your way, Would you come out? I wrote down on your door step in a black felt pen Thirteen hundred a**ets you have over them. I love you, and I want you back I love you, and I want you back