Might Tell You Tonight

JASON SELLARDS, SCOTT HOFFMAN

When you're quiet, but your eyes
Are saying everything I need to know
I want to burrow like a sparrow
Dodging alley cats and whiskers
Why do we talk in whispers?
Is it painful hearing voices ring
So early in the morning?

I've been waiting for the day
When I can throw away these numbers
That line my dresser drawers and cupboards
Start me over
Life seems so much slower
With your toothbrush by the mirror
Can I make it any clearer?

And I just might say it tonight
I just might say it tonight
And I just might tell you tonight
That I love you
And you should stay all my life

They'll tell you that you'll maybe make it
If you just cut your clothes and change your hair
But I won't fuss and moan
'bout what you wear
I feel so much better
When I read your dirty letters
Just wear your sweaters in the winter
'Cause I wouldn't want you to get cold
I hope that we're together when we're old
I would have sold all my possessions
Never took piano lessons
But baby you're a grand
And I will learn to play the good notes
And tune you up the best I can

And I just might say it tonight
I just might say it tonight
I just might tell you tonight
That I love you
And you should stay all my life

Trivia about the song Might Tell You Tonight by Scissor Sisters

When was the song “Might Tell You Tonight” released by Scissor Sisters?
The song Might Tell You Tonight was released in 2006, on the album “Ta-Dah”.
Who composed the song “Might Tell You Tonight” by Scissor Sisters?
The song “Might Tell You Tonight” by Scissor Sisters was composed by JASON SELLARDS, SCOTT HOFFMAN.

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