Lyrics:Concrete And Clay

You, to me,
Are sweet as roses in the morning
You, to me,
Are soft as summer in the dawn
In love we share
That's something rare

The sidewalks and the street
The concrete and the clay
Beneath my feet begin to crumble
But love will never die
You know, we'll see the mountains crumble
Before we say goodbye
My love and I will be
In love eternally
That's the way
That's the way love was meant to be

All around
I see the purple shades of evening
On the ground
Shadows fall and once again
You're in my arms
So tenderly

The sidewalks and the street
The concrete and the clay
Beneath my feet begin to crumble
But love will never die
You know, we'll see the mountains crumble
Before we say goodbye
My love and I will be
In love eternally
That's the way
That's the way love was meant to be

The sidewalks and the street
The concrete and the clay
Beneath my feet begin to crumble
But love will never die
You know, we'll see the mountains crumble
Before we say goodbye
My love and I will be
In love eternally
That's the way
That's the way love was meant to be
That's the way
That's the way love was meant to be.

'''Linnell outro:''' Ahh, a little taste of They Might Be Giants, here on They Might Be Giants's Dial-A-Song service. Hi, this is John of They Might Be Giants. That was, of course, ''Concrete and Clay'', originally done by the Unit 4+2 back in 1964! You're onto They Might Be Giants's Dial-A-Song service - all They Might Be Giants, all the time. Thanks.