JESUS WOULD HAVE TO LOOK TWICE
Hope that I don’t make a fool of myself, maybe I already have
I’m trying to regain control of things, it’s just an effect that she has
Hope she don’t see me as laughable, hope she don’t think I’m a fool
But the one thing that’s worse than being ridiculed is not being noticed at all
And all that I knew wasn’t good enough
Even the keenest advice
Nothing prepared me for knowing her
Even Jesus would have to look twice as she walked by
Her hair is a chardonnay waterfall, her eyes are the sun in the night
Her words are the gospel I’m living to, if I am the wrong she’s the right
My mind’s full of unexplained images, my sight is a permanent blur
My words are an unfinished testament to the one I refer to as her
And all that I knew wasn’t good enough
Even the sharpest advice
Nothing prepared me for knowing her
Even Jesus would have to look twice as she walked by
I’m looking for a foot-sized gap in the door
May this dreaming continue until I can lay this matter to rest
The clock moves so slow that it’s painful to me as Saturday loses its light
Do I ponder her conscious or otherwise? Think I might stop up all night
And all that I knew wasn’t good enough
Even the greatest advice
Nothing prepared me for knowing her
Even Jesus would have to look twice as she walked by
Even the wisest advice
Nothing prepared me for knowing her
Even Jesus would have to look twice as she walked by
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(Copyright Jules Benjamin)
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