The brightest star on a cloudless night,
Some kind of miracle almost in disguise,
If I as sure as God is a monkey's dream,
Ate that mushroom and believe what he see,

The trouble with you is
You always wanna find the fire
Instead of warmng your hands by the fire side
The trouble with you is
You always looking way outside
Oh, why not enjoy yourself by the fire side

Just as the bite of the blade wakes the absent mind
There's time to dream and there's time to open your eyes
She said, just as the warmth of a kiss brings the love alive
Its right by here by the fire where the answers lie

The trouble with you is
You always wanna find the fire
Ohh, when you warmin' your hands by the fire side
The trouble with you is
You always looking for a while (way outside)
Oh why not enjoy yourself by the fire side?

But you said,
Why you always looking, always looking
She said,
Why you always looking, out side
She said..

The trouble with you is
You always looking for the fire
When you warming your hands by the fire side
The trouble with you is
You always looking for a while (way outside)
Oh why not enjoy yourself by the fire side?

The trouble with you
Is you always lookin somewhere else
Oh when what you see right there inside yourself
The trouble with you is
You always looking for a fire
Oh why not enjoy yourself by the fire side?
Oh why not enjoy yourself by the fire side?

She said
Oh and not enjoy yourself sitting by the fire
She said...
The trouble with you...
The trouble with you...
She said


Lyrics submitted by Just1_BigEyedFish, edited by Mellow_Harsher

Trouble With You Lyrics as written by David John Matthews Mark Christopher Batson

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    This is a great new song by DMB off of the bonus disc of Stand Up. I think it's kind of one of Dave's religious songs....but anyways it's a great mellow song that'll make ya think about what you're doing or where you're going..

    Just1_BigEyedFishon May 18, 2005   Link
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    made me think of where im headed and where those around me seem to be going . . deep yet simple song

    vapuron June 10, 2005   Link
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    lol, I definatly heard this song wrong. I like the way I heard it better though, haha...j/k. When I was listening on the CD I heard:

    The brightest star on a cloudless night, Some kind of miracle almost in disguise. In fact your god is a monkey's dream, Ate that mushroom and believed what he see.

    lol...so a bit off...either way, its a great song.

    SmoothRider41on August 25, 2005   Link
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    I think the lyrics are wrong and it's

    "In fact sure as God is a monkey's dream There aint that much room to believe what he see."

    Giffdudon January 06, 2006   Link
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    in this song dave is asking someone why there are trying to find the fire when its right there. you should take advantage of what you have instead of looking for something else

    sikhmanbedion August 13, 2007   Link
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    "If fact sure as god is a monkey's dream Ate that mushroom and believed what he'd seen"

    I think the song is about people in general who are always looking for more in life, instead of just enjoying what we have been given..

    GregLRon August 31, 2007   Link
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    R.I.P. Roi :(

    gweepson August 24, 2008   Link

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