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True Love


Are you really sure
All your feelings are in the air?
'Cause you're supposed to feel with your heart
Not down there


 

Your love and mine,
They're two different things
Yours involve darkness
Mine involve rings


 

You say that you love me
I thought that I knew
But now I've started to wonder
If that's really true


 

You shouldn't care
What body I'm in
'Cause if you do
That's your true sin


 

You should adore
My beautiful soul
You be better
At impulse control


 

You say that you're different
I say that I know
And that is why
I think you should go

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