Nothing I Can Do

First morning ever to have seen the sun
Must have run the other way
Till she found that it was only getting earlier that way
When she spun one-hundred eighty degrees
And beheld the sweet light rising through the trees
She fell to her knees and she began to smile
'Cause, she had been in darkness for a long long while
And she said...
There is nothing that I can do but belong to you
Heaven and Earth and I find myself
Singing this song for you
As luck would have it, it just so happens that there's
Nothing I'd rather do
And the first lesson ever to have learned its way
Must have been surprised
All I can say is I'm just glad that I survived
And the first river ever to have met the sea,
I believe he must have sighed; he said,
All this rambling I'm glad to finally find
That after all I haven't just been wasting my time
There is nothing that I can do, but belong to you
Heaven and Earth and I find myself
Singing this song for you
As luck would have it, it just so happens that there's
Nothing I'd rather do
Just so long as you're flying around high,
Whatever you find out in the sky
Don't forget to fall down sometimes
I'm easy to find--look around you
It's a good thing that I finally found you
There is nothing that I can do, but belong to you
Heaven and Earth and I find myself
Singing this song for you
As luck would have it, it just so happens that there's
Nothing I'd rather do