Ordinary Love
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Ordinary Love
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Well isn't this perfect
She thinks
She folds her ordinary clothes
Her ordinary life
Is complete
A working class daydream
Staring out the window
On an ordinary street
An ordinary night
Repeats
But that's not what I see
She's a goddess to me
When our paths sometimes meet
She sings
No time for sad songs
No time at all
She's got a baby to feed
And amoung other needs
She crawls
So now rapunzel
How's the view from up there?
Behind a door with no key
Look far you can see
Out that window
That window
Oh, can you see what I see?
I believe in you more than you know
And while your hair grows
I'll sing
I believe in you more than you know
And while your hair grows
I'll sing
Well isn't this perfect
He thinks
Holding her ordinary love
In his ordinary heart
He's complete
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Stephen Covell performs "Ordinary Love", and this lyric page sits inside the Stephen Covell catalog on LyroVerse.
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