(Carly Simon)
He never makes me feel ashamed
He bounces me high up on his back
He gives me the gold hat when I'm jump attacked
My new boyfriend, my new boyfriend
My new boyfriend
Protects me
He defends me
He respects me
He loves me more than you ever did
My new boyfriend isn't just some kid
My new boyfriend, ooh, my new boyfriend
He call in the trumpets for a laugh
He show me the way it was in Spain
He give me the golly when I'm too insane
My new boyfriend, my new boyfriend
My new boyfriend
Protects me
He defends me
He respects me
He loves me more than you ever did
My new boyfriend isn't just a baby
My new boyfriend isn't just some kid
My new boyfriend, ooh, my new boyfriend
He loves the living daylights out of me
He springs a ladder to the moon
He sings the far side of the tune
He's a driven, silver lover
He can swim under the covers
He's a high, gold bouncing lover
He's a diver and a dreamer
He's a dolphin in the ocean
He's a rival of Orion
Carly Elisabeth Simon (born 1945) is an American singer-songwriter known for her warm voice and evocative melodies. She began her career in the 1960s, collaborating with artists like James Taylor, whom she was married to at the time. Her debut album in 1971, "Carly Simon", featured the single "That's the Way I've Always Heard It Should Be", which brought her immediate success. Among her most famous songs are "You're So Vain" (1972), an enigmatic song that has generated numerous speculations about its subject, and "Anticipation" (1971). Simon has been awarded numerous Grammy Awards and has sold millions of records worldwide. Besides music, she has also dedicated herself to writing children's books and novels.
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