Do I Love You as Much as I Did When You Weren't Sick? Songtext
von David E. Williams

Isn′t it funny how a cell in the body
Can act with a mind of its own?
When one becomes a million in all
The metaphors melt amid the caterwaul

As God returns the insult
A lover grieved is a burden relieved
And all the time that I bought
Was bought with the wrong currency

There's an answer I don′t want to hear
To a question I don't want to ask
But do I love you as much as I did when you weren't sick?

The answer I don′t want to hear
To the question I don′t want to ask
Do I love you as much as I did when you weren't sick?


I sing on the pedestrian bridge
With an ambulance below on the street
We do this every night when I leave
We go, "Wee-ah, wee-ah, wee-ah, wee-ah, wee-ah"

To a tune in time, when two became three
"Y" is for "you" and "m" is for "me" and
"A" is for "ARA-C"
With a side of splenomegaly

There′s an answer I don't want to hear
To a question I don′t want to ask
But do I love you as much as I did when you weren't sick?

The answer I don′t want to hear
To the question I don't want to ask
But do I love you as much as I did when you weren't sick?

Tomorrow is a rumor, you say
And nobody else says anything
Save crestfallen Padre Pio
Who says to Doctor Moreau
"Give me a broken thermometer, one that reads a bit low"