We'll be met in line at the checkout stand
Both unaware of what the gods had planned
She was lost in her cosmo,
reading about the stars
He was reading about two-headed babies from Mars
When she reached for her Snickers,
she dropped her keys
And so began one of life's mysteries He
was a little old-fashioned and a little
over-sexed He picked them up,
never guessing what would
happen next Then she smiled and said,
I like your tie
Then she smiled and told him that little white lie
And his soul lit up like the Fourth of July
When she smiled
They made it to Starbucks, just before it closed
He pointed to the jar and said,
You want one of those?
So overbiscotti and double decafs
They shared their stories and they
had some laughs He got up his courage,
asked her back to his place Then he
held his breath as he studied her face
She just sat and she stared and she said nothing at
all He knew he blew it and he waited for the ax to fall
Then she smiled and he knew he hadn't
been wrong Then she smiled and said,
what took you
so long?
And the world felt good like a rock and roll song
When she smiled
When she smiled
I forget my lines
When she smiled Man, I'm on cloud nine
When she smiled Oh,
it's time I'm out of line
When she smiled
Then
she smiled and said, where you been all my life?
Then she smiled when he asked her to be his wife
And the future had never looked so bright Then she smiled
I'm just digging her,
digging me,
digging her I'm just digging her,
digging me,
digging
her When she smiled
I forget my lines When she smiled
Man,
I'm on cloud nine When she smiled
Oh, it's time I'm out of line When she smiled
I'm just digging her, digging me,
digging her When she smiled
I come all
undone When she smiled
I'm the only one
When she smiled
I'm a smoking gun When she smiled
I'm just digging her, digging me, digging her
When she smiled I forget my lines
When she smiled Man, I'm on cloud nine
When she smiled Oh, it's time I'm out of line