I like Saturdays and the rocket summer
Blue skies and the morning's air
Oh oh, oh oh

I like you, you like me
There's something wrong with this picture
Let's turn it upside down so we can see
The insecurities caused by the last four years
Of economic downsizing in the Eastern US

I like February along with Tilly and the Wall
Pretty pictures and shirts that are too small
For my child-like figure that you're so in love with

I like the autumn's leaves and bright eyes
Eternal sunshine of the spotless mind
Stands strong in my favorites of all time
Along with you and your Technicolor eyes

You say Johnny Cash is your favorite singer
But you've never heard 'Folsom Prison Blues'
So how do you expect me to believe you?

I was never much on country songs but
Someone should really tell you to come home
'Cause it's getting late and your dinner's getting cold

I like simple songs with pretty words
I tried poetry but it's just no good
The pages get lost besides I'd much rather sing to you

I love living life with you by my side
You're a smart kid with a beautiful smile
And oh God those Technicolor eyes

I like Saturdays and the rocket summer
Night skies and that lovely stare
I like you, you like me, so let's lock all the doors
There's nothing outside we need to see

'Cause we've got love, yeah, we've got a TV
We can watch 'Friends' and all we want
And we can laugh at how I laugh like Ross when I get nervous

And we don't have to worry about tomorrow
Because we know it's gonna come
Whether we want it to or not

I like simple songs with pretty words
I tried poetry but it's just no good
The pages get lost besides I'd much rather sing to you

I love living life with you by my side
You're a smart kid with a beautiful smile
And oh God those Technicolor eyes



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    I love this song, it just seems like a song about everyday life for him and this girl he likes. I just love how he uses everyday items and bands in his lyrics. Plus, his vocals are amazing, as always.

    fauxafflictionon November 19, 2006   Link
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    i agree with fauxaffliction. his lyrics have such simple meanings but they're wonderful.

    punk-gurl22on December 06, 2006   Link
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    my favorite song. it makes me smile, simple life, you just have to smile.

    DeathByPoisonon January 17, 2007   Link
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    The simple life is the best kind of life, I love love love this song

    rainbowvomitton January 21, 2007   Link
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    I agree his lyrics though simple, have this great way of making you smile. A lot of his songs just make me think of things I used to do, like watch "Friends" or "Boy Meets World"

    ewyourlameon February 25, 2007   Link
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    this song is so amazing.. it means alot to me reminds me of this guy i really really like and its just one of those feel good songs. i like it because no one knows it

    rainbow x starshineon March 16, 2007   Link
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    i love this song! its so cute. i reminds me of childhood, innocentness, and believing that anything can happen. simply amazing!

    xximsofetchxxon April 14, 2007   Link
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    Chad Sugg makes me HAPPY.

    SeeingRedon April 24, 2007   Link
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    i fell in love of this song when i heard this line: "I like the autumn's leaves and bright eyes eternal sunshine of the spotless mind" bright eyes and eternal sunshine are two of my favorite things.

    series of callouseson May 27, 2007   Link
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    aww yay, i first heard this song when eliza (where are yooou on here?) sang it in my garden with my sister and friends. i luurve it now very muchly xxx

    squidge57on June 14, 2007   Link

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