(Difford/Tilbrook)  

ALBUM VERSION



You're no Dame, I'm no Duke  

Somehow love is a fluke  

We've survived thick and thin  

Taking knocks on the chin  

In the eyes of the sad  

We may be barking mad  

But the truth has been ceased  

We are like chalk and cheese  

You wind me up and I drive you mad  

It's a fact of life, it goes hand in hand  

And I know that look, it's read like a book  

And I realize  



I don't care what the world has to say  

You should know that I love you  

I love you  

I love you today  



When the boat starts to rock  

Then my ears start to block  

All the words that you say  

Through the night, through the day  

Where there's muck there is brass  

And the storm soon will pass  

Then it's back to the norm  

All the cold turns to warm  



Sometimes I think life crawls like a snail  

And all of our dreams become the wind in your sails  

Without wealth it's true, who cares what you do  

And I realize  



I can feel the eyes behind us as we walk  

I can see the ears that listen when we talk 

  

 



SINGLE VERSION 

 

WARNING: These lyrics are unconfirmed and may be inaccurate. They represent the best attempt at deciphering the song we have yet to see.  

  

You're no work of art  

But then nor am I  

Together in the frame  

We're here you and I  

In this happy home  

Life is set in stone  

That can melt like ice  

I don't care what the world has to say  

You should know that I love you  

I love you today  



We can't agree  

The boat starts to rock  

I complain when it rains  

And you when it's hot  

What was black is white  

What was day is night  

And what is is not  



I can feel the eyes behind us as we walk  

I can see the ears that listen when we talk