Peter Rodocker - If You Would

Well, your first impression was my best yet introduction
And it led me there to the door of your room
And you named your plants, and you'd speak to them sweetly
with a place for everything, and everything placed neatly
And I told you how I had named my car
The wicked witch of the west cause it wouldn't work in the rain
And you wrapped yourself in your blue scarf again
That you wore as a dress before the rains came in
And I'd like to stay a little longer
I would be happy if I could
I'd like to say, I'd like to stay, and I would stay if you would
So we walked wet for a while, headed toward your building
And you held your dog as i kissed your face
When we made it home, back to where we started
We would lie there alone in your steam heat apartment and smile
And I'd like to stay a little longer
I would be happy if I could
I'd like to say, I'd like to stay, and I would stay if you would
Well I hear of you now from time to time
but I rarely see your face
It's been quite a while, but I'm still not quite sure
where to put you anymore
But I'd like to stay a little longer
I would be happy if I could
I'd like to say, I'd like to stay, and I would stay here
I'd like to stay a little longer
I would be happy if I could
I'd like to say, I'd like to stay, and I would stay if you would

Written by:
Peter Rodocker

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