Woke up, I was on top of the world
There was a beautiful girl in the bed beside me
I rolled over got a kiss on the ear
She said "Listen up dear, there’s a change inside me."

Can’t say how frightened I am
How unenlightened I am
As I run for cover

Can’t say how happy I am to be wrong

She’s on time
She’s on time
She’s on time
She’s on time
She’s on time hallelujah
She’s on time
And it’s the safest time of the month they say for love

We move in a mysterious way
Cause when some holiday
I’d say we work harder

Not happy with a hug and a kiss
Although most stop here
We go much much farther

We can’t stop foolin around
On the bed, on the ground on the bathroom counter
We can’t stop when all her systems are go

She’s on time
She’s on time
She’s on time
She’s on time
She’s on time hallelujah
She’s on time
And it’s the safest time of the month they say for love

She’s on time
She’s on time
She’s on time
She’s on time
Shes on time hallelujah
Shes on time

And it’s the greatest time of the month for making love
Between you and me, how happy we’ll be
Repeating the cycle permanently
But where will we be when baby makes three?

I know that in a couple of years
I might lay down my fears and get psyched about it

Give in with out an ounce of regret
Trying not to forget what I liked about it

One day I might look like a fool
With a yard and a pool and a station wagon
Till’ then I get down on my knees everyday to pray

She’s on time
She’s on time
She’s on time
She’s on time
She’s on time hallelujah
She’s on time
And it’s the safest time of the month they say for love

She’s on time
She’s on time
She’s on time
She’s on time
She’s on time hallelujah
She’s on time
And it’s the greatest time of the month for making love

She’s on time
She’s on time
She’s on time
She’s on time
She’s on time

"Where’s the drummer?"

She’s on time
She’s on time
She’s on time
She’s on time
She’s on time hallelujah
She’s on time
And it’s the greatest time of the month for making love

She’s on time
She’s on time
She’s on time
She’s on time


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    Isn't that a great feeling?

    ck_phoenixon August 19, 2002   Link
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    General Comment

    this song is so great.....just too bad its not on an album

    jfabaza2461on August 28, 2002   Link
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    it has a very obvious meaning....I like this song alot

    Emily1014on April 21, 2004   Link
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    General Comment

    It is a great song, and it is on an album. The limited edition release of 'Stunt'. There is also the other song 'Long Way Back Home' on that album as well.

    Sanjuroon November 11, 2004   Link
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    Does anyone else find it a little disconcerting to hear this song at the end of Stunt, right after the Ode to a New Baby that is "When You Dream?"

    gravity_defianton January 06, 2005   Link
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    remember though, it's not on the ordinary version of the album, so it's not typically the song the album would end with, it's a bonus track, after all. So you have to give it credit and note that technically it's not part of the album and so it should not affect 'When You Dream' ...but it is weird to have this song following that one...seems almost contradicting

    Sanjuroon February 09, 2005   Link
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    A good song, even if the theme is a bit disgusting which prevents this from being a great radio hit. This song is embodies why BNL is a great band. A fun, great tune, well written song with a clever but understandable meaning.

    Occams_Harmonyon April 16, 2006   Link
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    I don't know... I just love it. It still makes me laugh.

    spookythebandoon November 18, 2007   Link

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