The sun is up
I'm so happy I could scream
And there's nowhere else in the world I'd rather be
Than here with you, it's perfect
It's all I ever wanted
Oh I almost can't believe that it's for real, so pinch me quick

I really don't think it gets any better than this
Vanilla smile and a gorgeous strawberry kiss
Birds sing we swing
Clouds drift by and everything is like a dream
It's everything I wished

Never guessed it got this good
Wondered if it ever would
Really didn't think it could
Do it again?
I know we should

Slinky as raccoons in the roof

The sun is up
I'm so fizzy I could burst
Yeah, you wet through and me headfirst
Into this is perfect
It's all I ever wanted
Ow it feels so big it almost hurts

Never guessed it got this good
Wondered if it ever would
Really didn't think it could
Do it some more?
I know we should

Say it will always be like this
The two of us together
It will always be like this
Forever and ever and ever (and ever and ever, forever, ever)

Never guessed it got this good
Wondered if it ever would
Really didn't think it could
Do it all the time?
I know that we should


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Mint Car Lyrics as written by Roger O'donnell Robert James Smith

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    To be honest, I kind of see this song as being sad.

    I mean, obviously he's feeling happy during the song. But this:

    "Say it will always be like this the two of us together It will always be like this, forever and ever and ever..."

    It seems like he wants the feeling to go on forever, but it won't. Again, this is only what the song means to me, it probably didn't mean that when Robert Smith wrote it, but I think too many people on this website concentrate too much on trying to decipher what the song meant to the artist(s) who wrote/performed it, as opposed to just looking at what it means to you. Songs can have a lot of different meanings, imo.

    viciousadventon September 15, 2007   Link

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