THE SAFETY CATCH BY STEVE TRIPP AND THE UNKNOWN JUNKIE HARMONICA PLAYER

The Safety Catch

You fall in love at the drop of a hat and you think it is for real. But then something always happens to you to change the way that it makes you feel. You give yourself too freely and you’ll end up getting hurt. Down in the emotional danger zone where lonely people go to flirt with strangers. 

When you meet somebody you like you give it your best shot.  You jump into the fire of love and you give it all youv’e got.  Your feelings and emotions pouring out so hot and strong.  But you can avoid the heartache if you keep the safety catch on.

Keep the safety catch on … Keep the safety catch on … then love won’t blow up in your face if you keep the safety catch on… That’s right.

You share your special secrets with a person you can trust. Not with any old ear that will listen you are heading for an emotional bust. You give yourself too freely and you’ll end up getting hurt.  Down in the emotional danger zone where lonely people go to flirt with strangers.

When you meet somebody you like you give it your best shot.  You jump into the fire of love and you give it all youv’e got.  Your feelings and emotions pouring out so hot and strong.  But you can avoid the heartache if you keep the safety catch on.

Keep the safety catch on … Keep the safety catch on … then love won’t blow up in your face if you keep the safety catch on … That’s right.

You fall in love at the drop of a hat and you think it is for real. But then something always happens to you to change the way that it makes you feel. You give yourself too freely and you’ll end up getting hurt. Down in the emotional danger zone where lonely people go to flirt with strangers. 

When you meet somebody you like you give it your best shot.  You jump into the fire of love and you give it all youv’e got.  Your feelings and emotions pouring out so hot and strong.  But you can avoid the heartache if you keep the safety catch on.

Keep the safety catch on … Keep the safety catch on … then love won’t blow up in your face if you keep the safety catch on.

Music by Steven Tripp and a harmonica player who’s identity is unknown.