Maestro's Rocketship

Speechwriters LLC

And have you ever seen a maestro, furiously, plucking at his strings

As to the woman of his dreams, he sings

Or have you rather seen the lights aglow, with his head bent low and his song real slow

As he sings of his affliction, from Cupid's bow



And so you ask why I play my love song, so fast

Is it because I think my love's not fit to last

And why do I strum these chords with unduly haste

Because in this life, we don't have no time to waste



And have you ever read Petrarch's eternal words, indelibly on the page

He immortalized his love, in a cage

Or have you ever seen the Mona Lisa, sitting in the Louvre

Oh she's beautiful alright yeah, but can she groove



And so you ask why I play my love song, so fast

Is it because I think my love's not fit to last

And why do I strum these chords with unduly haste

Because in this life, we don't have no time to waste



And so often I've seen a man, thinking he's sacrificing for his wife

Working hard, working so long for the promise of a better life

And for happiness now, seems like people are looking around, thinking

that it can be found if their salaries will allow, just one more item,

but what about happiness now



And now you know why I play my love song so fast

Cause I don't give a damn if my love's not fit to last

And I will play my chords with unduly haste

So my love can't be traced and of life I'll get a taste

So I'll put down my guitar now, let's not let this night go to waste