You Always Love The Same Girl Lyrics > Connecticut Yankee, A

ARTHUR:
'Tis a jolly song in truth.


MARTIN:
I learned it in my youth
In quite another mundus
From this genus Vagabundus.


ARTHUR:
Mean-est thou hoboes?


MARTIN:
Let's rest our boboes.
I've walked so long I'm really out of breath.


ARTHUR:
Thy galloping jeep did leap itself to death.
'Twas thy fault we hit the willow tree
Thine eyes were never on the wheel.

MARTIN:
There was something on my brain
When the jeep jumped off the lane.

ARTHUR:
'Tis the maid, and I know how thou dost feel.

VERSE

MARTIN:
I loved another girl once,
In another world, in another land.
I love another girl now ,
In this other world, in this other land.
I don't think I'm a man to blame.

ARTHUR:
Not if the girls were much the same.

MARTIN:
Not much the same-but just the same.
Explicitly-
Implicitly-
Illicitly the same.

REFRAIN

You always see the same girl
In every girl you love,
Though one is dark, the other fair.
It's not the eyes-it's not the hair.
There's something very similar there
In every girl you love.

ARTHUR:
The moment that you meet her
You know you've met before.
If you love more than one or two
She's still the same. What can you do?
More power to you,
For you are not untrue.

BOTH:
You always love the same sweet girl
Or you would not be you.
Last Update: June, 10th 2013