| When I wake up in the morning |
| With my hair down in my eyes and she says «Hi» |
| And I stumble out to the breakfast table |
| While the kids goin' off to school, goodbye |
| And she reaches out and takes my hand |
| Squeezes it and says «How ya feelin', hon?» |
| And I look across at smiling lips |
| That warms my heart and see my mornin' sun |
| If that’s not lovin' me |
| Then, all I’ve got to say is |
| God didn’t make little green apples |
| And it don’t rain in Indianapolis in the summertime |
| No such thing as Doctor Seuss |
| Disneyland, and Mother Goose and no nursery rhyme |
| God didn’t make little green apples |
| And it don’t rain in Indianapolis in the summertime |
| When my self is feelin' low |
| I think about her face aglow and I ease my mind |
| You know sometimes I call her up knowin' good and well she’s busy |
| I ask her if she could come down |
| And maybe we could grab a little bite to eat |
| She stops what she’s doin' |
| Hurries down to meet me and I’m always late |
| She sits waitin' patiently, smiles when she first sees me |
| 'Cause she’s made that way |
| God didn’t make little green apples |
| And it don’t rain in Indianapolis in the summertime |