I Just Want to Fall in Love
from Goodbye Planet Earth by Matthew Ebel
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Well I think that I shall never see a girl as lovely as a tree
but there I go again- I’ll sing about the trees until the cows come
home is where the heart is. But it’s not where I got started,
I stuck out my thumb and now I’m on the run,
a space pirate with an empty gun, but…
I just want to fall in love.
I just want to fall in love.
I just need someone to talk to
when the push comes to shove,
and I just want to fall in love.
Can you envision all the boots I been kissing,
trying to make a living and the time to go fishing,
but I’m wishing I could lift you up,
but baby I’m smashed down flat. And I don’t mind that
’cause I’m better off now than I was last week,
I got nothing in my pocket, no money to speak of,
nothing but a space ship to call my home.
I’m just glad I’m not alone, ’cause…
Maybe someday we’ll drive away,
but right now baby there’s hell to pay
the bills are piling up and I got nothing to say-
maybe it’s time we stowed away
on a cruise, we got a galaxy to peruse.
I’m done stewing, not chewing on another excuse
and I don’t want to stop, not until we make the news.
The world blew up, we got nothing to lose and…
I just want to fall in love.
I just want to fall in love.
I heard one word from you baby,
now I can’t get enough…
Music and Lyrics © Matthew Ebel Entertainment
but there I go again- I’ll sing about the trees until the cows come
home is where the heart is. But it’s not where I got started,
I stuck out my thumb and now I’m on the run,
a space pirate with an empty gun, but…
I just want to fall in love.
I just want to fall in love.
I just need someone to talk to
when the push comes to shove,
and I just want to fall in love.
Can you envision all the boots I been kissing,
trying to make a living and the time to go fishing,
but I’m wishing I could lift you up,
but baby I’m smashed down flat. And I don’t mind that
’cause I’m better off now than I was last week,
I got nothing in my pocket, no money to speak of,
nothing but a space ship to call my home.
I’m just glad I’m not alone, ’cause…
Maybe someday we’ll drive away,
but right now baby there’s hell to pay
the bills are piling up and I got nothing to say-
maybe it’s time we stowed away
on a cruise, we got a galaxy to peruse.
I’m done stewing, not chewing on another excuse
and I don’t want to stop, not until we make the news.
The world blew up, we got nothing to lose and…
I just want to fall in love.
I just want to fall in love.
I heard one word from you baby,
now I can’t get enough…
Music and Lyrics © Matthew Ebel Entertainment
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from Goodbye Planet Earth,
released November 1, 2007
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Matthew Ebel Seattle, Washington
I call myself a piano rocker, but I’m really just kind of a goofball. I’ve been playing the piano since age 5, discovered electronic music at 12, and made this stuff my career in '99. Since then I’ve played the Grand Ole Opry, been quoted in Rolling Stone, and made a name for myself in new media. I’ve been playing piano rock full-time since 2007 and since then I’ve never looked back. ... more
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