You're The Diff Songtext
So many nights spent spinning Morrissey and The Smiths
Identifying with his longing, loneliness and quiff
Resolved to live a loveless life, I’d sigh and light a spliff
“What difference does it make,” I’d cry and now surprise, you’re the diff
I don’t know why I go there honey
Begging for more pain
I like skies of blue
Sunny days instead of rain
My love, you never did no wrong
Since we’ve been in ecstasy
That would be another song
But instead, you’re next to me
I’ve never lived to make somebody smile before
I’ve never given what lies so deep in my core
To be honest, there was never another from whom I wanted more
Ever since we came together my jaws been on the floor
Your gentle lips caress my face
I love you for miles
Relievingly sweet to feel so complete
I love to swim in your smile
I don’t know why I go there honey
Begging for more pain
I like skies of blue
Sunny days instead of rain
My love, you never did no wrong
Since we’ve been in ecstasy
That would be another song
But instead, you’re next to me
Copyright 2002 Beau Phillips
Identifying with his longing, loneliness and quiff
Resolved to live a loveless life, I’d sigh and light a spliff
“What difference does it make,” I’d cry and now surprise, you’re the diff
I don’t know why I go there honey
Begging for more pain
I like skies of blue
Sunny days instead of rain
My love, you never did no wrong
Since we’ve been in ecstasy
That would be another song
But instead, you’re next to me
I’ve never lived to make somebody smile before
I’ve never given what lies so deep in my core
To be honest, there was never another from whom I wanted more
Ever since we came together my jaws been on the floor
Your gentle lips caress my face
I love you for miles
Relievingly sweet to feel so complete
I love to swim in your smile
I don’t know why I go there honey
Begging for more pain
I like skies of blue
Sunny days instead of rain
My love, you never did no wrong
Since we’ve been in ecstasy
That would be another song
But instead, you’re next to me
Copyright 2002 Beau Phillips