Hallelujah of the Ordinary Lyrics

Start the kettle, push the press

Hurry up get back to bed

Your side's getting cold

While mine stays warm

Poured into my favorite mug

Goddamn, don't you love this stuff

The little hallelujahs of the Ordinary

Oh my how I love this love

A laundry pile and dish soap suds

While Maggie's barking at I-don't-know-what

Puddle's nudging for your spot

You better up and cuddle us

There's room for Hallelujah of the Ordinary

Hallelujah, hallelujah

Everyone's fast to say that everything dies

But we know what they know

That given some quiet and left alone

Everything grows

Hallelujah, hallelujah

Hallelujah, hallelujah

We left town for four months straight

Toured out through the 48

Didn't get back home til mid-July

All our friends, they knew our hearts

They planted a garden start

There were zinnias and daylilies

Tomatoes and raspberries

And they grew so Ordinary

Hallelujah, hallelujah

Pull the cover, come to bed

We got a big day ahead

Singing Hallelujah of the Ordinary