Somebody Like You Lyrics

Baby, I dream of that patina leather on you

Folding up jeans, hanging up sweaters with you

Late-night rendezvous in the kitchen

Putting away your grandmother's dishes

I used to be so scared of forever

Till I met you, now the whole world looks better

I'm not saying we've beat Armageddon

But your two hands could be my religion

And when you weren't looking, you know I was

I built this city from the finest dusts

Love's not dead, I even met him once

He had a face like yours and a Shakespeare tongue

There's nobody, nobody, nobody like you

Nobody, nobody, nobody like you

Baby, I think I know now what the fuss is about

Every word you speak sounds like it was made for your mouth

Not a single word tender as your name

When you take my ills and kiss them away

And when his hand first found its way to my waistline

I was breathing down his neck at the same time

With conviction restricted for the ones I love

When I fall too fast, push comes to shove

There's nobody, nobody, nobody like you

Nobody, nobody, nobody like you

And I can see it now, driving down your street

I'm on the comedown but you're coming home to me (uh-huh)

I kiss your neck while you're sweet-talking me to sleep

I'm sick of turning pages

You know I've been waiting ages

For somebody, somebody, somebody like you

Somebody, somebody, somebody like you

Somebody, somebody, somebody like you

Somebody, somebody, somebody like you