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She is


I never expected it to be you

It was so random, you just came out of the blue

I just want to get this off my chest

Hopefully put all this lovey-dovey stuff to rest

 

This is simply a thanks

Nothing more unlike hidden interest fees at banks

I like to tell the truth, that’s what I desire

But if you know me really well, my pants are usually on fire

 

I lied about the thanks

Imma try to be frank

This is more of an ode to my dear

So just sit back, relax, and try to hold back your tears

 

Let me tell you

 

She’s more perfect than when the SLP gets the wing sauce right

I often find myself looking into our future, it's just so bright

I mean what can I say, she's amazing

But life is too fast it can be so fazing

 

She’s like my queen she even has a crown

I honestly cannot remember the last time I frowned

We can get separated in a crowd but she stands out from the rest

In layman's terms, all I can say is that she’s the best

 

She will never understand what she is to me

We’re like a fairy tale love story, it was meant to be

The way she looks me in my eyes

I can’t move but I swear I try

 

And she doesn’t care about money

That’s so great because I don’t have any which now that I think about it, it really isn’t that funny

So now I know she’s with me for my personality

I can’t stand shallow girls, I just don’t get their rationality

 

I want to end this sweet

But do it correctly and on beat

So here’s my final message

And here’s to you, for ending all my suffrage

 

Thank you for all the great times

Thank you for all the moments you got me out of a bind

Thank you for always being true

Thank you for always being you

 
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