Smile, You're on Camera
Smile, You're on Camera
The Coke can on my shelf spilled like the words do from my heart every time you are around
Golly, you sure make it hard for me to hold my ground
I don't need a photographic memory to memorize every feature of your face
They're already engrained into my brain, you're my saving grace
Your smile should be framed in that fancy art museum place
I forget the name
Hearing your voice, my knees get weak and I fall to the floor
Your face is a camera, and smiling for the camera seems to be the only reason I smile anymore
You've caught my heart in a hit and run
Looking into your eyes feels like staring down the barrel of a loaded gun
Please, don't pull the trigger
I picture us holding hands in the photography section of the library
It doesn't take much to scare me
I'd follow you blindly like a kid in the dark with no flashlight
You could kick me in the teeth and I fear that I'd still adore you, in spite
Thinking of you makes it hard to rhyme
Hearing your voice gives me a tingling feeling in my heartline
Your perfume in the halls makes me flatline
I don't know if its love, but it's sure on the borderline
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