| There’s something in the way she moves, |
| Or looks my way, or calls my name, |
| That seems to leave this troubled world behind. |
| If I’m feeling down and blue, |
| Or troubled by some foolish game, |
| She always seems to make me change my mind. |
| 'N'(and) I feel fine anytime she’s around me now, |
| She’s around me now |
| Almost all the time. |
| 'N'(and) If I’m well you can tell that she’s been with me now, |
| 'N'(and) she’s been with me now |
| Quite a long, long time |
| And I feel fine.___________ |
| Every now and then the things I lean on lose their meaning, |
| And I find myself careening |
| Into places where I should not let me go. |
| -- She has the power to go where no one else can find me, |
| Yes, and to silently remind me |
| Of the happiness and good times that I know, you know. |
| Well I said I just got to know that: |
| It isn’t what she’s got to say |
| Or how she thinks or where she’s been. |
| To me, the words are nice, the way they sound. |
| I like to hear them best that way — |
| It doesn’t much matter what they mean, |
| Weh (when/well?) she says them mostly just to calm me down. |
| 'N'(and) I feel fine anytime she’s around me now, |
| A-she's around me now |
| Almost all the time. |
| If I’m well you can tell that she’s been with me now, |
| And she’s been with me now |
| Quite a long, |
| Long |
| Time — |
| Yes, and I feel fine.___________ |