Though there were men before me
That held you in their arms
With a love so hot and getting hotter
They're setting off fire alarms

Though their were girls before you
I remember their names
Ain't it a beautiful thing to watch our love, or season change

Every night when I lay you down, lay you down to sleep
You know, I'm thanking the lord for blessing you with hockey teeth

Though you might have a plan
Those plans are all in the past

Who among us could know
That our love would come and grow so very fast

Seems like we got in your car
And drove that car to the beach
And ever since that day,
Never very far away, or out of reach

Every night when I lay you down, lay you down to sleep
You know I'm thanking the lord for blessing you with hockey teeth

Every morning when we wake up and our lips meet
You know I'm thanking the lord for blessing you with hockey teeth


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Hockey Teeth Lyrics as written by Afie Salomon Jurvanen

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    I totally agree with imtryingtowakeup. I just saw Robert Plant last night at Jazzfest, and Bahamas was the opening act. Seriously infectious music. They've been stuck in my head since last night!

    mad18on June 24, 2011   Link

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