This is one of my favorite songs. https://fnfgo.io
Honeymoon in San Francisco, what a grand idea
We'll rent a room in a four-star hotel
We'll spend the whole time drunk on champagne and lime
We'll never feel the need to get out of bed
Though on occasion we'll charter a boat
Sail off to a distant island
Once there we'll take off our shoes
And relax beneath the sun
We won't care if we lose our minds
We won't care if we live or die
We'll spend the whole time drunk on champagne and lime
We won't care if we lose our minds
We'll rent a room in a four-star hotel
We'll spend the whole time drunk on champagne and lime
We'll never feel the need to get out of bed
Though on occasion we'll charter a boat
Sail off to a distant island
Once there we'll take off our shoes
And relax beneath the sun
We won't care if we lose our minds
We won't care if we live or die
We'll spend the whole time drunk on champagne and lime
We won't care if we lose our minds
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i love this song. it's so dreamy. it makes me want to honeymoon in san fransico or at leats get drunk on champagne.
It's pretty much self-explanatory. A quaint little song about free love and drunken romance, both being great themes.
I always loved Of Montreal but I'm 27 now and revisiting things, lyrics. This song is amazing. The lyrics as always are perfect, but I think the tone of the song points out the honeymoon was a bad choice. Lust for the moment.