(Difford/Tilbrook)  

  

I feel my chin hit my chest  

As I do my best to stay calm  

I feel my face start to ache  

As I try to shake the alarm  

As I roll on my side  

There's a smile on her face  

That says much more than words ever will  

About how she maintains all the spirit she's gained  

When I'm grouch of the day  

When I've drifted away  

And I'm moping around in a sulk  

She'll have something to say  

And I usually obey  

Then I get my resentments in bulk  

That's the price that you pay  

For being grouch of the day  



As my legs start to shake  

The feeling is great and I'm gone  

I feel butterflies wing  

As she starts to sling music on  

As she rolls on her back  

With her smile full of charm  

That says much more than words ever will  

About how the delight of her good time tonight  

Makes me look like I'm over the hill  

Her beauty erodes  

The desperate loads  

Of pressure that fills up my day  

With one smile all the stress melts away