Story Behind The Song

A story about a married couple that is encourage to stay together. A female point of view.

Lyrics

Green Grass

Royce Braxton

Da da do, da da do ( Repeat)

Give them the tulips while they can
still grasp them.

Plant those seeds while the ground is
still futile.


When you go do it.
When you gone do it for me.
When you gone do that yard
work for me,
When you gone plants some
new seeds.
When you gone,
pull up them weeds baby
when you gone clip them hedges
for me baby tell me, tell me (Repeat)

Chorus (2x)

You think the grass is greener on the
other side, because you don't water the grass
thats in your life. (Repeat)
You think the grass is greener on the
other side, only because you don't water your
own. Your own (Repeat)

Verse One


Every woman knows a man that may be
better then her husband
And every man knows a women that is willing to
almost anything,

We do have to go outside seeking perfection
because we all know that they doesn't really exists.

You do have to seek outside of your relationship
You know that there's always going to be someone
that has more to offer than the one that your with


You know that oh oh
You know that
Any body could all day long come up with excuses.

You know that

Pre-chorus

What have you done, have you done your all have you watered with any real love

What have you done, have you given anything
What you reap you must first sow in all things

Chorus 2x

You think the grass is greener on the
other side, because you don't water the grass
thats in your life. (Repeat)
You think the grass is greener on the
other side, only because you don't water your
own. Your own (Repeat)

(Bridge/Vamp)

When is the last time that you took her out on a date.
When is the last time that you fertilized with a little Champaign
When is the last time that you planted a spontaneous gift or two
Maybe we should renew our wedding vows, no walking on our lawn allowed


(Outro)

You think the grass is greener on the
other side, because you don't water the grass
thats in your life. (Repeat)
You think the grass is greener on the
other side, only because you don't water your
own. Your own (Repeat)