This Isn't Your Average Song
de Jamie Felton
"Let me take you out?" I asked her,
Then that week couldn't go any faster.
I picked her up, but barely,
'Cause london roads really do scare this country boy.
She looked the part, straight from the start,
Shame that didn't help me find a place to park my car.
Outside london zoo in a queue, waiting with you.
I was in the right place, at the right time...
That day we spent together.
There's no where else I'd have put myself,
Or to share the day with anyone else.
Right place, right time...
It was quite a day, I won't forget -
Sitting in the sun, sharing menthol cigarettes with you.
I couldn't understand why I felt twelve years old holding your hand.
"Feel my heart beat?"
She's thinking, "aww, sweet."
I can't explain why I didn't feel it last week.
Walking with her, now I'm talking with her,
I'm well an truly falling for her.
I was in the right place, at the right time...
That day we spent together.
There's no where else I'd have put myself,
Or to share the day with anyone else.
'Cause I was in the right place, at the right time,
That day we spent together.
There's no where else I'd have put myself,
Or to share the day with anyone else.
Right place, right time...
Perfect place, perfect timing...
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