Things Lyrics - Joe Walsh

I like to take things one step at a time 

One foot in front of the other 

I like to think things will all work out fine 

And follow along behind those 

One act play-things can give you a thrill 

Guess it depends on the actor 

Dreams can come true, but some things never will 

As a matter of fact, those things are driving me crazy 

Those things are keeping me sane 

I like to take things and make a design 

Keep a low profile. Oh and 

I like to take things and put them to rhyme 

Like those things that are confusing 

And the things that seem so clear 

And the things that seem so far away 

And yet they seem so near 

There are some things I have lost 

And a few things I have found 

Weel it's so hard to keep track of things 

There's so many around 

There's so many around 

And there's things we have to look for 

And a few we never find 

And we all have things in common 

You got your thing, I've got mine 

And some things they just happen 

And some things you can plan 

And some of those things you just can't help 

But some of them you can 

Oh, some of them you can 

As a matter of fact, those things 

Are driving me crazy 

Those things are keeping me sane 

Some things turn out all wrong 

And some things turn out all right 

Some things don't turn out at all 

But then again they might 

There are things that come too soon 

And some things that come too late 

It's the best thing to come too early 

So you have some time to wait 

Oh, have some time to wait 

Well it's hard to talk with words 

There's some things you just can't say 

And it's best to leave some things alone 

In case they go away 

You can share some things with friends 

There's some things we've all been thru' 

Well it's things like this and things like that 

And how are things with you? 

Oh, how do you do? 

You can hang things on your wall 

You can leave your things around 

You can mark some things 2001, and put them in the ground 

And maybe later on, they will dig them up some day 

And ooh and ahh, and 'how 'bout that?' 

Who knows the things they'll say