paroles de chanson I Know The Man - Paul Heaton and Jacqui Abbott

I help out at the cafe, I clear up the plates
They don′t really pay me but they seem to appreciate
Yes, I work here for a pittance, I work here to make friends
And I work here from breakfast 'til daytime ends

Well I may now seem lonely, but one day you will see
I′ll be safe in the arms of my husband to be

I know the woman, I know the man
We're gonna love them as best we can
And if they should fail to turn up on that day
The handsomest stranger will whisk us away
We know the woman, we know the man

And I work for the council so I'm getting good advice
You get your old heart broken at least once, maybe twice
And I tender to the gardens, and I tender to folks knees
And I tender to my exes like girls and weeds

No, I may not seem lonely, but one day you will see
I′ll be safe in the arms of my husband to be

I know the woman, I know the man
We′re gonna love them as best we can
And if they should fail to turn up on that day
The handsomest stranger will whisk us away
We know the woman, we know the man

And he'll meet me at the station, and he′ll fit me like a glove
'Cause I already know the man that I′m going to love
And we'll live out in the countryside, the stars shining above
′Cause I already know the woman that I'm gonna love

I know the woman, I know the man
I know the woman (man)
I know the woman (man)
I know the woman (man)