I sip my morning coffee and you open a bottle of Coke I give you a little kiss, but I wonder if there's really any hope You listen to me slurp while I listen to you burp Sometimes I have to wonder if we can ever make it work 'cause I'm a cup of coffee guy and you're a bottle of Coke
You've never seen a Western Where's your streaming service hide 'em? Those biopics about Russian aristocracy won't be suggested right beside them You order pretzels at the theater, baby and I get Junior Mints Do you think that maybe we both should be picking up these hints? You're a cheesy pretzel girl at the movies and I'm just the Junior Mints
How I can watch a title fight you find completely incomprehensible But as you know little about boxing, your position's a little less than defensible You don't know the rope-a-dope but I'll admit I don't watch daytime soaps and I don't criticize them because do I watch 'em? Nope. I'm a nighttime rope-a-dope kind of guy and you're the daytime soaps
I'm just a battered old paper cup of take-out coffee girl, and you're a refreshing... curvy... glistening... completely and wholly satisfying... bottle of Coke
Resurrected lyrics written longhand on an aging legal pad, with an ancient answer to the modern question, "I wonder sometimes if you knew me every day now if you would even like me anymore..."