(Verse 1) They call me a fool, they say I've lost track Of what a good woman should give a man back! They don't understand the bond that we share The way that you listen, the way that you stare (Verse 2) You never complain when I stumble in late You never demand that I pile up your plate You stand by the window, so regal and cool While ordinary men play the quarreling fool! (Pre-Chorus) Porcelain cheek! Motionless grace! Not a wrinkle of anger across your sweet face! The city is loud, the people run wild You hold your composure, perfectly styled! (Chorus) Nobody loves me the way that you do! So steady, so faithful, forever brand new! Through sickness and health, till the curtain must fall The purest devotion of all! (Verse 3) Candlelight dinners, night after night I poured out two glasses under the light You didn't drink yours—well, that's your design! A lady of class, saving all of the wine! (Verse 4) My mother stopped by, she let out a scream Said, "Son, this ain't love, it's a lunatic's dream!" I showed her the door with a tip of my hat True love is forever—and that, friend, is that! (Bridge) They asked how we met, so I gave 'em the play: A rainy night downtown, fifth-floor display! Behind the thick glass, in that pale summer-gray I knew right away you were coming my way! (Chorus) Nobody loves me the way that you do! So stiff and unbroken, eternally true! The neighbors called cops, said I caused quite a scene When I smashed through the window at Macy's, my queen! (Outro) Sure, your fiberglass elbow fell off in the trunk... The manager wept, but I told him, "She's mine!" And security chased me six whole blocks... ...but you look dynamite in that summer dress, sweetheart. And I'll love you 'til your paint starts to peel.
