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Charlie Shafter - 17th & Chicago lyrics
In the dim light from the television screen I saw you on the couch looking at me Batting your eyes oh so playfully, I want you I walked over there and got on my knees I looked up at you still looking at me And I told you I was eternally grateful to God... ...for a woman like you, I turned over new I kicked the old habits like sniffing glue And just sitting around smoking with nothing to do Honey, I got a phone call late last night It was from an old friend who got in a fight with his wife... ...of almost ten years He said he needed a drink and a place to sleep So he came on in and started counting sheep that night Oh, he dreamed of their wedding day He had two little kids when the storm rolled in Took them by surprise, they never were the same again Aw, but what was so good back then In the dim light of the television screen I saw you on the couch looking at me Batting your eyes so playfully, I want you... |
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