Stephen Kellogg - Such a Way (live) / Livin' on a Prayer / Silent Treatment - The Politics of Religion lyrics

The girls in California, they all look the same to me The way they take for granted living by the sea They can be your best friends if you don't expect too much The girls in California, well they all believe in love I met this girl named Liz in a bar just south of here She moved to New York City so that she could disappear I told her she was beautiful and she thanked me for the words I will never understand just how he got through to her She moves in such a way That people fall in love with her every single day I can't say I'm immune, though I've been trying to find you And I know she's out there somewhere today The woman down the street from me, she's got this daughter 20 years With a Sunkist smile that the winter won't go near Her hips could shake a mountain and her lips could start a fire And just like Nabokov, all these men walk by and as they do, they conspire She moves in such a way That people fall in love with her every single day I can't say I'm immune, though I've been trying to cut through All this lust and all this love in me Then there's this girl from Greenwich, she stopped me in my tracks She tells me when I'm wrong and she always makes me laugh And of all the pretty women that I see everyday She's the only who moves in such a way She moves in such a way That I still fall in love with her every single day I can't say I'm immune, though I've been trying to show you That you could have my heart, you could take my heart today Darlin' you could have my heart, you could just take my heart away Then she comes and she lifts me up every single day