Couple Of Days

Album cover art for "Couple Of Days" by Bowling for Soup

Bowling for Soup - Rock, Pop-Punk

Couple Of Days

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[Verse 1] I'm taking a vacation from the way she brings me down A thousand beer soaked love songs scattered on the ground In little stacks of disappointment and little piles of hope I decided to think positive and this is what I wrote [Chorus] I wanna take you with me, across the biggest ocean To a sunny place no one ever goes We can dance and sing your favorite songs from memory There won't be electricity, but maybe we can stay Together there forever, or at least for a couple of days [Verse 2] We'll have to build a shelter, but I'll do at least half the work You can make us breakfast wearing nothing but my shirt And when it rains, we can run naked and no one else will see All the stuff I plan to do to you and what I hope you do to me And by stuff, I mean having sex and stuff I'm pretty sure you knew that [Chorus] I wanna take you with me, across the biggest ocean To a sunny place no one ever goes We can dance and sing your favorite songs from memory There won't be electricity but maybe we can stay Together there forever or at least for a couple of days [Bridge] We'll go to a place where the sun is brighter And the weight of the world is lighter I can learn to hunt and fish before we go And you can learn to light a fire In me [Chorus] I wanna take you with me, across the biggest ocean To a sunny place no one ever goes We can dance and sing your favorite songs from memory We'll make some electricity With you and me, across the biggest ocean To a sunny place no one ever goes We can dance and sing your favorite songs from memory There won't be electricity but maybe we can stay We'll do it in the ocean like we did St. Patrick's day Together there forever or at least for a couple of days

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Credits

Writers
  • Jaret Ray Reddick