All over Again [I've Got a Mind to Give Up Living]

The Crusaders

S is for the times you say you love me
T is for the times you could be teasing
A is me just looking for a lover
RT and that is starting all over
I is for the inclement weather
N is to be nestled in your heart
G is for the going for the gusto
A is you just tearing me apart
L is for the times I want to love you
L is for us doing it again
O is for the oh's and it's not over
V is for the vesitubles of sin
E is for me loving you in earnest
R is for the name of this song
I is for the I would like to love you
I would like you to be the one
Baby maybe I don't really mean it
Baby maybe I am just a bum
But honey unless you get to know me
You'll never know and you'll miss all the fun
Baby maybe I'm just out to get you
Baby maybe I'll rip out your heart
Baby maybe you'll just leave me crying
And that would leave us both right at the start
S is for the times you say you love me
T is for the times you could be teasing
A is me just looking for a lover
RT and that is starting all over
I is for the eyes that are upon you
N is for those nasty little looks
G is for the girl I think you're gorgeous
A could be you giving me the hook
L could be things lingering a long time
L could be you killing me with lies
O could be the onomatopoeias
V could be the venom in your eyes
E is for the existence of the atom
R is for that rousing little guy
Without whom maybe I would never want you
Right now though I just can't think of why
S is for the times you say you love me
T is for the times you could be teasing
A is me just looking for a lover
RT and that is starting all over


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