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(lynn chater/kerry chater) |
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She puts the coffee on the counter before he takes his seat |
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And slides the sugar closer to him, she knows he likes it sweet |
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And then she lingers with busy fingers waiting for his smile |
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They talk about the rainy weather, she's thinking all the while |
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What she wants to say is |
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"i could love a man like you, oh how i wish you knew |
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I have seen you're good and kind, strong enough for two |
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You could sweep me off my feet and carry me away" |
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But all she says is "have a nice day" |
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They talk about how unemployment is finally coming down |
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The factory that's gonna bring some life back to this town |
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She wonders if his words mean more than what it really seems |
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And she's still looking for the courage to say just what she means |
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What she wants to say is |
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"i could love a man like you, oh how i wish you knew |
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I have seen you're good and kind, strong enough for two |
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I'm more woman than i can show you in this old cafe" |
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But all she says is "have a nice day" |
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He winks once then he's gone, she's got time to kill |
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And in her dreams she's leaving with him, she knows some day she will |
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What she wants to say is |
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"i could love a man like you, oh how i wish you knew |
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I have seen you're good and kind, strong enough for two |
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I'm more woman than i can show you in this old cafe" |
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But all she says is, all she says is |
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All she says is "have a nice day" |
