A love song
Michael Jost
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Tripping On Love
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Apparently, it was about transitions, feelings.
I know, you never loved me
I know, that you, you never loved me
I know, that you, you never cared for me
Yeah, quite the way, that I would want you to do.
I know, that you, you never liked me that much
But I know, that you, you possessed the velvet crush
And I want that, little crush, real bad.
Real bad:
Then we go down, then we sing to the ground
Then we feel like ourselves
Running down, timid wolves lie grazing
Sheep in the meadow, sheep in the meadow;
Then the hunter comes, he's got his sites set
On the wolf after sheep, the wolves after sheep
But I'm dressed up like the moisture in God's cup
Then they service me, would you like some tea?
And I know,
Yeah I know,
You never loved me that much
I know, that you, you never cared for me
Quite the way, that I would want you to do
But if you, wanted to see, me on my knees?
All you had to do was just say please,
from the start.
Because, I know, what you're thinking right now
I know, how you feel, I have been there
Drinking down by the creek
Where the poppies grow free
In the meadow with the sheep,
And the mushroom God, he's talking to me,
And I can see...
UFOs, and they know,
Just how I feel.
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