Wouldn’t Change A Thing

The first thing that I do, when I turn myself to bed,

Is pray that I will wake up

Then sleep enters my head.

Now I’m not afraid of dying, I’m proud of all we’ve done,

But I think I’ll go to heaven

And I’ll be the only one.

“A simple man in a complex world,”

That’s what I’ve heard them say.

But I hear little voices and they say we’re okay.

And you’ll say I’m a dreamer, we’ll never be number one,

But I just can’t help thinking that the best songs go unsung.

And I wouldn’t change a thing if my mother said to,

So why should I change a thing because a D.J. says?

I thought that you’d agree after all we’ve been through.

No I wouldn’t change a thing if a Leper said to.

No I wouldn’t change a thing,

Because I don’t take chances

With something that’s this close to me.

She said, “What are you doing to me?

You don’t spend your time like you used to do.”

I said, “I don’t need this kind of junk,

You’re talking to much, and I don’t believe in you.”

She said, “I want to take you out and break your heart, and bust you down and drag you out, I don’t care for one thing about you…”

As she turned to kiss me goodbye.

I said, “I think I’ll be alright without you.”