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Love and Laughter


I love this sound of laughter It's life's sweetest kiss, Life just feels better forever thereafter Don't you dare forget this bliss It's life's sweetest kiss Simplicity at it’s sunday best Don't you dare forget this bliss For our family, remains blessed Simplicity at it's Sunday best Laughter and blood is all you're allowed For our family, remains blessed Your love cannot be avowed Laughter and blood is all you're allowed All in their perfect place, man and woman Your love cannot be avowed For loving gaze, will turn deadpan All in their perfect place, man and woman You cannot dare to be yourself For loving gaze, will turn deadpan The bible refuses the bookshelf You cannot dare to be yourself Her love you crave, as I once his The bible refuses the bookshelf For this, is what tradition is. Her love you crave, as I once his They will never let us be, For this, is what tradition is. At the very least, I'll set you free They will never let us be, Take away to the sky, At the very least, I'll set you free. Let the church bells sigh. Take away to the sky, Find her smile, your love Let the church bells sigh, Escape to freedom my little dove. Find her smile, your love. I love this sound of laughter, Escape to freedom my little dove Life just feels better forever thereafter.
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