----()---- (verse 1) There’s a little café on the corner of town Lucy works there till the sun goes down It ain’t very much but she brings home the bacon and the bread We’ve got a mortgage we’ve paid just a little bit on But it seems like all the money’s gone Before we get a chance to get ahead But that’s small stuff we don’t sweat the small stuff Why worry about the mortgage and the minimum wage Traffic and the taxes and the coming of age small stuff There’s a comfort in the knowing that there’s a spirit in us Giving us the courage and the wisdom to trust In a love that’s so much greater than all this small stuff We don’t sweat the small stuff (verse 2) There’s a little bitty hole in the ceiling above Sometimes rain drips down on our temple of love We have to put a pot smack dab in the middle of the bed Somebody hit my car at the diner last night I had to drive it home with one tail light And I went out this morning the engine was dead That’s small stuff we don’t sweat the small stuff (chorus) Why worry about the mortgage and the minimum wage Traffic and the taxes and the coming of age small stuff There’s a comfort in the knowing that there’s a spirit in us Giving us the courage and the wisdom to trust In a love that’s so much greater than all this small stuff We don’t sweat the small stuff (ending verse) There’s a little café on the corner of town Lucy works there till the sun goes down She don’t sweat the small stuff

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À propos de la chanson

La chanson évoque la vie quotidienne d'un couple qui fait face à toutes sortes de tracas financiers et matériels. Lucy, qui travaille dans un petit café, contribue tant bien que mal à la maison, mais malgré les difficultés, ils choisissent de ne pas s'en faire avec ces petites préoccupations. Ils parlent de ces soucis, comme les impôts ou les dépenses, comme de choses insignifiantes. L'essentiel pour eux, c'est de se rappeler qu'il y a une force spirituelle en eux qui leur donne la sagesse et le courage de suivre un amour plus grand que tous ces tracas. Le contexte semble refléter une vie simple et authentique, où les petites imperfections et les aléas du quotidien ne viennent pas entamer leur bonheur. Cette chanson rappelle que, malgré les difficultés, il existe une beauté et une force dans l'amour et la connexion humaine.