Nicole Richie - Dandelion
I saw him on a Friday outside sun run down saloon.
He was crying over someone, that he felt left much too soon
I said: Hey, boy don’t you cry tonight, let me take you out on this town.
He looked at me and smiled as one last tear splashed of the ground.
With half of a wink he asked me: What are you some kind of freak?
I hold him: No, I guess I just feel your want kind of deep.
With moon hung over Soho and I counted sixteen stars.
I pointed at the brightest one, and said: Now, that one is ours.
He is a dandelion upon a cliff above the sea.
He is not exactly everything I thought that he might be
He is a dandelion he looks like everything I need.
I thought he was a flower, but I found out he is a weed
And I hold on, hold on, hold on.
Hold on, hold on, hold on.
He just might be poison, but I took him to my roof-top.
I said: Are you afraid of heights, he said: No I am not.
I said: Hey, boy don’t you lie to me, tell me everything you feel.
We danced around in circles he said: I think we found something real.
He is a dandelion upon a cliff above the sea.
He is not exactly everything I thought that he might be
He is a dandelion he looks like everything I need.
I thought he was a flower, but I found out he is a weed
And I hold on, hold on, hold on.
Hold on, hold on, hold on.
Down in unions were I saw him walking all alone.
I walked a little slower, just so I remained unknown
He met someone on seventeenth, then he knew her all to well
My little piece of heaven as a secret he won’t tell
With ever smile he took her hand, and then they walked away
I realized I wouldn’t see my boy after today
I fell in love with a dandelion, and he is all a ever had
At first he looked so sweet, but in the end he tasted so bad
He is a dandelion upon a cliff above the sea.
He is not exactly everything I thought that he might be
He is a dandelion he looks like everything I need.
I thought he was a flower, but I found out he is a weed
And I hold on, hold on, hold on.
Hold on, hold on, hold on.
And I hold on, hold on, hold on.
Hold on, hold on, hold on.