Falling In Love
The Jazz Butcher Lyrics

Every morning, I wake up
Every day, the singer wakes up in a new hotel room.

In a new hotel
The singer stays in a different hotel every night.

Try to make it to breakfast
The singer attempts to make it to breakfast every day.

So far I'm doing quite well
The singer has been successful in making it to breakfast so far.

But there are times when even the best laid plans go wrong
The singer acknowledges that things don't always go as planned.

And I'll be standing on the corner
The singer will find himself stranded or lost at times.

With another pair of sunglasses gone
The singer seems to regularly lose his sunglasses.

What are we doing here?
The singer questions the purpose of his current situation.

With the clear blue sky above?
The singer mentions the sky as if searching for an answer to his previous question.

And this real bad case of too much falling in love
The singer believes he is experiencing too much love, which is impacting his life negatively.

I've seen the ships sail off to Germany
The singer has seen ships departing for Germany.

I've seen that idiot train
The singer has seen a train that behaves foolishly.

When it has tried to run you over
The train has attempted to harm the singer.

It comes back and tries it again
The train continues to threaten the singer after failing the first time.

You're by my side in one of a thousand pairs of Raybans
The singer's companion is wearing one of many pairs of Raybans.

And I wish that I could understand
The singer desires to better comprehend his companion's thoughts and feelings.

A quarter of the things you were saying
The singer seems to struggle with understanding most of the conversations he has with his companion.

And I don't care too much for the way you kiss
The singer is not particularly fond of his companion's kissing style.

But Lord above
The singer acknowledges a higher power.

There's this real bad case of too much falling in love
The singer believes that too much love is impacting his life in a negative way.

It's just a kind of dis-order
The singer believes that his excessive love is more of a problem than an actual disorder.

I know it's dreadful and bad
The singer acknowledges the negativity caused by his excessive love.

Well I sit in the back of the bus
The singer mentions his seating position on the bus.

And sometimes I feel so sad
The singer experiences strong feelings of sadness at times.

And there are other times I can't believe the way things go
The singer is often surprised by the way things turn out.

I start to jibber and to giggle and to yammer whoa-oh-oh-oh
The singer becomes excited and speaks incoherently at times.

But I'm not complaining
The singer does not intend to sound like he is whining or complaining.

I'd never do that, Lord above
The singer again acknowledges a higher power and his lack of desire to complain.

But there's a real bad case of too much falling in love
The singer continues to recognize the negative impact of his excessive love.

Oh it's like the bends for a diver
The singer likens his situation to having the bends while diving.

A back seat for the driver
The singer implies that his situation is not ideal, much like a back seat for a driver.

There's a real bad case of too much falling in love
The singer repeats his belief that too much love is causing problems in his life.

That's all it is
The singer insists that his excessive love is the root cause of his problems.

Just a real bad case of too much falling in love
The singer repeats his belief once more.

You know it hurts to say that
The singer acknowledges the pain of speaking about his problems caused by excessive love.

There's a real bad case of too much falling in love
The singer repeats himself for a final time.