I feel so lucky loving her
Tell me what else is magic for
She thinks it's better left unsaid

She makes her mind up at a glance
It really made a difference
I seem to be unconditionally hers

She's like a new girl every day
And all the rest don't bother me
I'm far too busy lovin' her

I'll never be lonely now I know her
She...
Now I know her
She fills my heart with joy
(That's in our best interest. she makes my day)
She just has to smile to blow my cares away
She...
She just has to touch my hand to make me stay

She's all good lovin' at once
She's all good lovin' at once
She's all good lovin' at once
She's all good lovin' at once

Our love was unintentional
She says we're not responsible
She thinks with her chin up

She always makes uncommon sense
Always knows just what to say
She always takes me unawares

In less time than it takes to fall down here
And there you are
We never fought it anyway

I'll never be lonely now I know her
She...
She fills my heart with joy
(that's in our best interest. she makes my day)
She just has to smile to blow my cares away

She just has to touch my hand to make me stay

I feel so lucky loving her
Tell me what else is magic for
She thinks it's better left unsaid

She makes her mind up at a glance
It really made a difference
I seem to be unconditionally hers

She's like a new girl every day
And all the rest don't bother me
I'm far too busy lovin' her

I'll never be lonely now I know her
She...
She fills my heart with joy
(that's in our best interest. she makes my day)
She just has to smile to blow my cares away

She just has to touch my hand to make me stay

She's all good lovin' at once
She's all good lovin' at once
She's all good lovin' at once
She's all good lovin' at once

She's all good lovin' at once
She's all good lovin' at once
She's all good lovin' at once
She's all good lovin' at once


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She Makes My Day Lyrics as written by Robert Allan Palmer

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    I cant believe im the first to comment on this song. It's awesome, one of the great love songs of our time.

    Kalteron May 23, 2009   Link
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    This song makes me want that woman and that kind of relationship so much. It's such wonderful lyrics. If I played piano or guitar I would want to be able to play it. It's so underrated. It's been forgotten. Robert Palmer had such class and had his eyes on the prize. What we all should strive for but don't.

    MartyHon January 24, 2013   Link
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    This is such a gorgeous, underrated 80's song. The funny thing is I always assumed that this was a cover! This afternoon I was listening to "everyday kinda people" which made me listen to some of his other stuff and I just happened to listen to this one again. And so to my surprise, its written by RP. Wow...

    kexpseattleon December 05, 2016   Link

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