Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song If I Didn't Have You, artist - Tim Minchin. Album song Ready For This ?, in the genre
Date of issue: 19.07.2009
Record label: Laughing Stock
Song language: English
If I Didn't Have You |
If I didn’t have you to hold me tight |
(If I didn’t have you) |
If I didn’t have you to lie with at night |
(When I’m feeling blue) |
If I didn’t have you to share my sights |
(Share my sights) |
And to kiss me and dry my tears when I cry |
Well I really think that I would… |
Have somebody else |
(If I didn’t have you) |
If I didn’t have you, someone else would do Your love is one in a million |
(One in a million) |
You couldn’t buy it at any price |
(Can't buy love) |
But of the 9.999 hundred thousand other loves |
Statistically, some of them would be equally nice |
(Equally nice) |
Or maybe not as nice but, say, smarter than you |
Or dumber but better at sport or tracing |
I’m just saying |
(I really think that I would) |
Probably |
(Have somebody else) |
Yeah |
(If I didn’t have you) |
If I didn’t have you someone else would do |
(Someone else would surely do) |
If I were a rich man |
Diddle-diddle-diddle-diddle-diddle-diddle-diddle-ee |
I guess I would be with a surgeon or a model |
Or a rellie of the Royals or a Kennedy |
Or a nymphomonical exhibitionist heiress to a large chain of hotels |
If I were a rich man, maybe I would fiddle |
Fiddle-diddle-diddle with the rich man girls |
I’m not saying that I’d not love you if I was wealthy or handsome |
But realistically there’s lots of fish in the sea |
And if I had a different rod I would concievably land some |
Even though I am fiscally consistantly pitiable |
And considerably less Brad Pitt than Brad Pitiful |
Am I really so poor and ugly that you reckon only you could possibly love me? |
And I |
(Really think that I would) |
Probably |
(Have somebody else) |
(If I didn’t have you) |
If I didn’t have you, someone else would do |
(Someone else would surely do) |
And look, I’m not undervaluing what we’ve got when I say |
That given the role chaos inevitably plays in the inherently flawed notion of «fate» |
It’s obtuse to deduce that I’ve found my soulmate at the age of seventeen |
It’s just mathematically unlikely that at a university in Perth |
I happened to stumble on the one girl on Earth specifically designed for me And if I may conjecture a further objection, love is nothing to do with |
destined perfection |
The connection is strengthened, the affection simply grows over time |
Like a flower |
Or a mushroom |
Or a guinea pig |
Or a vine |
Or a sponge |
Or bigotry |
… or a banana |
And love is made more powerful by the ongoing drama of shared experience |
And the synergy of a kind of symbiotic empathy or… something |
So I trust it would go without saying |
That I would feel really very sad |
If tomorrow you were to fall off something high |
Or catch something bad |
But I’m just saying |
I don’t think you’re special |
I-I mean, I think your special |
But you fall within a bell curve |
I mean, I’m just saying I |
(Really think that I would) |
Probably |
(Have somebody else) |
I think you are unique and beautiful |
(Unique and beaut) |
You make me happy just by being around |
(Being around) |
But objectively, you would have to agree that baby when I found you |
Options were relatively thin on the ground |
(Thin on the ground) |
You’re lovely but there must be girls as lovely as you |
And maybe more open to spanking or table tennis |
I’m just saying |
(Really think that I would) |
Probably |
(Have somebody else) |
I mean I reckon it’s pretty likely that if, for example |
My first girlfriend, Jackie, hadn’t dumped me After I kissed Winston’s ex-girlfriend Neah at Steph’s party back in 1993 |
And our variables would probably have been altered by the absence of that event |
To have meant the advent of a tangential narrative in which we don’t meet |
Which is to say there exists a theoretical hypothetical parallel life |
Where what is is not as it is and I am not your husband and you are not my wife |
And I am a stuntman living in LA |
Married to a small, blonde Portuguese skier |
Who, when she’s not training |
Does abstract painting |
Practices yoga |
And brews her own beer |
And really like making home movies |
And suffers neck down alopecia |
But with all my heart and all my mind, I know one thing is true |
I have just one life and just one love and, my love, that love is you |
And if it wasn’t for you, darling you |
(Really think that I would) |
Probably |
(Have somebody else) |
(If I didn’t have you) |
If I didn’t have you someone else would surely do |