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Doug Stone, "Too Busy Being In Love"
Misheard Lyrics:
And put them all in an old book
How much of muck that I took
The words and years has a way of slipping by.
Oh no, too bad, there goes the chance that I had.
I could have written a play so sweet and so funky
Given old Mr. Shakespeare a run for his money
Written the words to the prettiest tune
That would never leave that triangular moon
My only excuse for I do amen
I was too busy being in love.
How much of muck that I took
The words and years has a way of slipping by.
Oh no, too bad, there goes the chance that I had.
I could have written a play so sweet and so funky
Given old Mr. Shakespeare a run for his money
Written the words to the prettiest tune
That would never leave that triangular moon
My only excuse for I do amen
I was too busy being in love.
Original Lyrics:
And put them all in a book
How much time would that have took?
The words in use have a way of slipping back
Oh no, too bad, there goes the chance that I had
I could have written a play so sweet and so funny
Given old Mr. Shakespeare a run for his money
Written the words to the prettiest tune
That would never leave a dry eye in the room
My only excuse for not doing enough
Well, I was too busy being in love.
How much time would that have took?
The words in use have a way of slipping back
Oh no, too bad, there goes the chance that I had
I could have written a play so sweet and so funny
Given old Mr. Shakespeare a run for his money
Written the words to the prettiest tune
That would never leave a dry eye in the room
My only excuse for not doing enough
Well, I was too busy being in love.
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