~MELODIES THAT MOVE ME ♫ ❤♫

I've always wanted someone to love me *this* much...

#goals

For the meaning behind this piece of romance, click here ☺

"Song for Whoever" by The Beautiful South

I love you from the bottom of my pencil case 

I love you in the songs I write and sing 

Love you because you put me in my rightful place 

And I love the PRS cheques that you bring 

Cheap, never cheap 

I'll sing you songs till you're asleep 

When you've gone upstairs I'll creep 

And write it all down

Down, down, down...

Oh Shirley, oh Deborah, oh Julie, oh Jane 

I wrote so many songs about you 

I forget your name (I forget your name) 

Jennifer, Alison, Phillipa, Sue,

Deborah, Annabel, too (I forget your name)

Jennifer, Alison, Phillipa, Sue,

Deborah, Annabel, too (I forget your name)

I love you from the bottom of my pencil case 

I love the way you never ask me why 

I love to write about each wrinkle on your face 

And I love you till my fountain pen runs dry 

Deep so deep, 

The number one I hope to reap 

Depends upon the tears you weep,

So cry, lovey cry 

Cry, cry, cry 

Oh Cathy, oh Alison, oh Phillipa, oh Sue 

You made me so much money, 

I wrote this song for you (I wrote this song for you)

Jennifer, Alison, Phillipa, Sue, 

Deborah, Annabel, too (I wrote this song for you)

Jennifer, Alison, Phillipa, Sue, 

Deborah, Annabel, too

Oh Cathy, oh Alison, oh Phillipa, oh Sue 

You made me so much money, 

I wrote this song for you (I wrote this song for you)

Jennifer, Alison, Phillipa, Sue, 

Deborah, Annabel, too (I wrote this song for you)

Jennifer, Alison, Phillipa, Sue, 

Deborah, Annabel, too

For you, for you... I wrote this song for you

So let me talk about Mary, a sad story,

I turned her grief into glory

So let me talk about Mary, a sad story,

I turned her grief into glory

Late at night, by the typewriter light

She ripped his ribbon to shreds

Late at night, by the typewriter light

She ripped his ribbon to shreds


*The last stanza is included in the lyrics on several sites, but it isn't on any of the recordings on youtube or itunes, so I dunno :/

*You'll find a translation of the French word "doudou," which is in the video, here (see the response by Agnes E.)

*Oh, and here's some interesting info. about PRS cheques ;)

 ~ ❤ ~