| I’ll be late getting home from the office,
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| And so will you.
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| For we both have a million calls to return,
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| And a million things to do.
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| We’re not seeing enough of each other
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| ‘Cause truth be told
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| We’re up to our ears
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| In our careers
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| And we’re putting our hearts on hold.
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| So darling, let me bring you up to speed
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| A little time together’s what we need.
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| Quality Time
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| We both deserve a little
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| Quality Time
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| We’ll find a small hotel remote and quiet.
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| In case they wanna sell, my firm could buy it,
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| And we’d develop it and gentrify it —
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| We’re talking Quality Time.
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| Quality Time
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| We owe ourselves a little
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| Quality Time
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| In the Bahamas we can let our stress go,
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| We’ll walk along the beach and dine al fresco,
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| I’ll take a power lunch with Robert Vesco —
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| We’re talking Quality Time
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| Come fly with me, unwind, kick back, relax.
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| I’ll bring my lap-top fax.
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| You’ll work on your new screenplay,
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| I’ll update my resumé.
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| Quality Time
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| A little frolic and
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| Frivolity time
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| We’ll take a seminar in self-hypnosis,
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| So we can learn to stop and smell the roses,
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| We’ll do a workshop on the grieving process,
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| Learning to cry is no crime.
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| We’re talking Quality Time.
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| Quality Time
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| We’d better shake up while we’re
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| Still in our prime.
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| We’ll hit the tennis courts in our Adidas,
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| Some influential sports are bound to meet us;
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| We’ll double fault, of course, and let them beat us —
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| We’re talking Quality Time.
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| Quality Time
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| We’re both entitled to some
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| Quality Time
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| We’ll find some up-scale types to share some space with,
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| A wealthy couple we could interface with,
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| A smart attorney we could start a case with —
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| We’re talking Quality Time
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| Come dine with me This time you choose the wine.
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| Romance is the bottom line,
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| Unless, when we’re alone,
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| Hang on, there’s my other phone…
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| We’ll have a ball
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| But now I’ve gotta deal with
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| This other call
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| We’ve both been chewing more than we can bite off,
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| We’ve got to take at least a day and night off,
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| I’ll speak to Fritz — he’ll make it all a write-off —
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| This may not cost us a dime!
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| I’ll fax you back, with a plan of attack
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| To let the Quality Time begin —
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| We’ll firm up the time-frame,
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| And you can pencil me in! |