Sunday 14 February 2021

The Economics of Love

VERSE
       F 
I've done a differential game model
                Bf
On our partnership
        F                                C
the results are what you'd expect

                  F
Based on effort and appeal
           Bf
Our love it is ideal
         F         Bf              C
Cos we've both so heavily invested

CHORUS
                 F 
But it's not the sunk cost fallacy
           Bf                 C
That keeps us together
            F
It's the ongoing returns
        C
And compounded interest

              F
Not the sunk cost fallacy
                   Bf               C
Why we go on forever
         Dm
It's a high-yield bond
         Bf              F
vs a high-heeled blonde 
 Bf                    C                    F
I've learnt the economics of love

VERSE
It's growing exponentially
A concave curve
Building on our saving reserve

With no signs of fragility
And maximized utility
Returns are much greater than cost

CHORUS

MIDDLE
       Bf                      Dm
The coefficient of variation
      C               F
Of our love affair
       Bf       D m
Shows mutual    benefits 
      F                      C
Of which we're both aware

VERSE
Perceived costs are low 
Cost of separation is high
Net benefit's optimized

CHORUS




LYRICS ONLY:

I've done a differential game model
On our partnership
the results are what you'd expect

Based on effort and appeal
Our love it is ideal
Cos we've both so heavily invested

But it's not the sunk cost fallacy
That keeps us together
It's the ongoing returns
And compounded interest

Not the sunk cost fallacy
Why we go on forever
It's a high-yield bond
vs a high-heeled blonde 
I've learnt the economics of love

It's growing exponentially
A concave curve
Building on our saving reserve

With no signs of fragility
And maximized utility
Returns are much greater than cost

But it's not the sunk cost fallacy
That keeps us together
It's the ongoing returns
And compounded interest

Not the sunk cost fallacy
Why we go on forever
It's a high-yield bond
vs a high-heeled blonde 
I've learnt the economics of love

The coefficient of variation
Of our love affair
Shows mutual benefits 
Of which we're both aware

Perceived costs are low 
Cost of separation is high
Net benefit's optimized

But it's not the sunk cost fallacy
That keeps us together
It's the ongoing returns
And compounded interest

Not the sunk cost fallacy
Why we go on forever
It's a high-yield bond
vs a high-heeled blonde 
I've learnt the economics of love

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