I'm sick and tired of your attitude, im feeling like I don't know you) he's shown a side of him that she's never seen, and she feels like she doesn't really know him anymore because of that.

He then did something that hurt her, and she saw that he never really cared about her, (you took a swing, I took it hard, and down here from the ground I see who you are.) (you might think I'm bulletproof, but I'm not) He thought that he could say anything to her, and the words wouldn't hurt her, but when he did that, she saw that she obviously didn't mean enough to him for him to try not to hurt her. God picked you out from all the rest, Because God knew I'd love you the best.I think it was about her taking a chance with this boy to see if he was the one (I took a chance, I took a shot) - and he wasn't. I really think that God above Created you for me to love. Because God made the stars to shine, Because God made the ivy twine, Because God made the skies so blue, Because God made you, that's why I love you. Tell me why the stars do shine, Tell me why the ivy twines, Tell me why the skies are blue, And I will tell you just why I love you. The new version was titled 'Tell Me Why' (or can be the longer 'Tell Me Why the Stars Do Shine' or 'Oh, Tell Me Why (The Stars Do Shine)' and is now considered a Children's Song. In 1945, Edwards, Spaeth, and Parish modified Mower/Burtch's 1899 work 'Why I Love You' into more of a traditional folk tune and took the original Chorus and built around it. Burtch Original lyrics written by Fred Mower Language English Adapted from Why I Love You written by Roy L.

Music written by Michael Edwards, Sigmund Spaeth Lyrics written by Mitchell Parish Original music written by Roy L.

Song lyrics 'tell me why