Love Don't Cost a Thing - James Otto

There’s a stack of bills sittin' on the kitchen table

Next to catalogs of all the things we can’t buy

And the dress I bought you for your birthday

Ain’t got no fancy ribbons

But when you slip it on and fix your hair

You’re a princess in my eyes

Oh, love, love, love don’t cost a thing

No matter what, what, what this life might bring

If I’m holdin' you then I’ve got everything

You make this dirt-poor country boy feel like a king

No, love don’t cost a thing

The car we drive don’t look like much of nothin'

The bar we use don’t break when we turn the key

The tires look bare and the don’t work

The whole damn thing is rusted

But it feels just like a Cadillac

When you’re ridin' next to me

Oh, love, love, love don’t cost a thing

No matter what, what, what this life might bring

Sittin' next to you, baby, I’ve got everything

And this old Ford, yeah, it flies like it’s got wings

No, love don’t cost a thing

No, love don’t cost a thing

When we were young

I promised you the world and you believed

I look how far we haven’t come

You say, «That's alright with me

'Cause love is all we need»

Oh, and love, love, love don’t cost a thing

No matter what, what, what this life might bring

If I’m holdin' you, baby, I’ve got everything

When the love is true, it don’t need no diamond ring

No, love don’t cost a thing

No, love don’t cost a thing

No, love don’t cost a thing