Hey There Delilah
Always Friday Lyrics

Hey there, Delilah
The singer is addressing a person named Delilah.

What's it like in New York city?
The singer is asking Delilah about her current experience in New York City.

I'm a thousand miles away
The singer acknowledges the physical distance between himself and Delilah.

But, girl, tonight you look so pretty
The singer is telling Delilah that she looks beautiful, despite their distance.

Times Square can't shine as bright as you
The singer is using a comparison to express how much he admires Delilah's beauty.

I swear, it's true
The singer is emphasizing the sincerity of his compliment to Delilah.

Don't you worry about the distance
The singer addresses Delilah's concern about the physical distance between them.

I'm right there if you get lonely
The singer reassures Delilah that he is there for her emotionally.

Give this song another listen
The singer suggests that Delilah listens to the song again for comfort.

Close your eyes
The singer instructs Delilah to close her eyes for a more immersive experience of the song.

Listen to my voice, it's my disguise
The singer reflects on how his voice is like a disguise, masking his true feelings and intentions.

I'm by your side
The singer once again asserts that he is there for Delilah, even if he is not physically present.

Oh, it's what you do to me
The singer expresses how much Delilah affects him emotionally.

I know times are gettin' hard
The singer acknowledges the difficult circumstances Delilah may be going through.

But just believe me, girl
The singer wants Delilah to trust in his promises and love for her.

Someday I'll pay the bills with this guitar
The singer dreams of making a living from his music and providing for Delilah.

We'll have it good
The singer envisions a happy life together with Delilah.

We'll have the life we knew we would
The singer is certain that their future together will be prosperous and happy.

My word is good
The singer assures Delilah that he will fulfill his promises to her.

I've got so much left to say
The singer admits that there is much more he wants to express to Delilah.

If every simple song I wrote to you
The singer reflects on the power of music as a means of expressing his love to Delilah.

Would take your breath away
The singer believes that his songs would deeply move Delilah emotionally.

I'd write it all
The singer expresses his willingness to devote his life to writing love songs for Delilah.

Even more in love with me you'd fall
The singer is confident that his love songs would only deepen Delilah's love for him.

We'd have it all
The singer envisions a life of happiness and fulfillment with Delilah.

A thousand miles seems pretty far
The singer acknowledges the distance between them, but still feels determined to make their relationship work.

But they've got planes and trains and cars
The singer is optimistic that they can still see each other despite the distance, thanks to modern transportation.

I'd walk to you if I had no other way
The singer emphasizes how much he loves Delilah by saying he would travel a great distance on foot just to see her.

Our friends would all make fun of us
The singer acknowledges that their friends may not understand their long-distance relationship.

And we'd just laugh along because we'd know
The singer believes that he and Delilah share a strong enough connection to withstand teasing from their friends.

That none of them have felt this way
The singer believes that their love is unique and special, and that their friends cannot truly understand it.

Delilah, I can promise you
The singer assures Delilah that he can make a lifelong commitment to her.

That by the time that we get through
The singer believes they can overcome their current difficulties and achieve their dream life together.

The world will never ever be the same
The singer believes their love is powerful enough to change the world around them.

And you're to blame
The singer playfully teases Delilah, jokingly blaming her for the transformative power of their love.

You be good, and don't you miss me
The singer expresses his concern for Delilah's well-being while they are apart.

Two more years and you'll be done with school
The singer looks forward to the day when they can be together again, when Delilah finishes school.

And I'll be makin' history like I do
The singer believes he has the potential to make a significant impact in the world through his music.

You know it's all because of you
The singer acknowledges that his love for Delilah is the driving force behind his ambition and success.

We can do whatever we want to
The singer believes that together, he and Delilah can accomplish anything and live their dream life.

Hey there, Delilah, here's to you
The singer raises a toast to Delilah, expressing his love and gratitude for her.

This one's for you
The singer dedicates the song to Delilah as a tribute to their love.

What you do to me, oh oh, woah, woah
The singer once again emphasizes the profound emotional impact that Delilah has on him.

Oh woah, oh
This line serves as a musical refrain that is repeated throughout the song.