Don't cut your hair before we say goodbye
I know it's long and you've been meaning to for a while
But there is a lot of us wrapped up inside of your pigtails
And I can't bare to see it lying on the floor before my ship sails

I like your hair long
Sing you a love song
Picnic on the shore line
I'm yours and you're mine
I like your hair long
Sing you a love song
Picnic on the shore line
I'm yours and you're mine
All of that came true
Except there's no more me and you

You won't read my letter before we say goodbye
You said it's a long one and it might take awhile
I don't know what I'm waiting for
Lying here on the floor
Stranded in strands
It used to fall on the face that I adore

I like your hair long
Sing you a love song
Picnic on the shore line
I'm yours and you're mine
I like your hair long
Sing you a love song
Picnic on the shore line
I'm yours and you're mine
All of that came true
Except there's no more me and you

I like your hair long x 3
We belong, we belong...

I like your hair long
Sing you a love song
Picnic on the shore line
I'm yours and you're mine
I like your hair long
Sing you a love song
Picnic on the shore line
I'm yours and you're mine
All of that came true
Except there's no more me and you

Don't cut your hair before we say goodbye


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    Aren't they married now? Did he write this for her? I haven't been keeping up lol.

    steve82con October 22, 2008   Link

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