What's so different
With the color of things
I feel the wind push the car,
And I look at you again.
When you turn to me
And ask me what I think.
I nod and then I sing along
To all the song you like.

There hasn't been a time that I have wished I wasn't here with you
Your eyes are good to me, they can see,
They can see what my mother sees.
They can see what my mother sees.

I fall asleep
Like some airplane crash
You drive a little more
So you don't have to wake me up
I can dream
And I can worry
But then you say to me
I know you better than you think

Why have all the bombs been blasting in the air?
Do you know what our love can do?
Oh slowly, you know me, like a man should.
I'm so sunny
Everyday
So sunny


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Good to Me Lyrics as written by Dewayne Swan Al Lafons George

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    This song is filled with appreciation!

    I think the speaker is referring to someone (a man, apparently) who is tender like a mother after they have experienced stressful things: "I fall asleep like some airplane crash; you drive a little more so you don't have to wake me up."

    I can feel that this love has changed the speaker's life, or rather, their view on life: "What so different with the color of things?...Why have all the bombs been blasting in the air?"

    This is total YukixTohru for any Fruits Basket (Takaya, Hana to Yume) fans out there.

    Tsuppion August 20, 2006   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    This song is filled with appreciation!

    I think the speaker is referring to someone (a man, apparently) who is tender like a mother after they have experienced stressful things: "I fall asleep like some airplane crash; you drive a little more so you don't have to wake me up."

    I can feel that this love has changed the speaker's life, or rather, their view on life: "What so different with the color of things?...Why have all the bombs been blasting in the air?"

    This is total YukixTohru for any Fruits Basket (Takaya, Hana to Yume) fans out there.

    Tsuppion August 20, 2006   Link

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