Milhouse
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Milhouse
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I think it's all gonna work out
And I thought that yesterday and when I was sixteen
And both of those times it didn't, but
I think it's all gonna work out
Don't need a blood Moon or a horoscope to tell me
That this time will be different
A little drop of honey and the picture's clearing up
Cup of coffee spilling over, oh, cleaning all my cuts
A pessimist by nature, but in you, baby, I trust
Oh, everything's coming up Milhouse
I think it's gonna be good news
'Cause you deserve it and we're somewhat decent people
Or at least trying to be
And the world is awful and the ice caps they are melting
But today you bought me flowers
So, I'm choosing to believe
The future is a wishing well and I'm gonna invest
Throw a couple of pounds in, oh, lying on your chest
A pessimist by nature, but in you, baby, I trust
Oh, everything's coming up Milhouse
Sorry it's strange that I'm crying
Think it's because you're the one
I think it's all gonna work out
And I thought that yesterday and when I was sixteen
And both of those times it didn't
But a little drop of honey and a little glass of rain
Babe, you'll be surprised how much a girl can change
A pessimist by nature, but in you, darling, I trust
Oh, everything's coming up Milhouse
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