1. |
Ode to Queen
01:59
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Down beside the road
nearing your abode,
I call you!
If you don't reply,
honey, I will cry
all night long!
(Later...)
"Tell it to me straight, my friend,
have I crossed a line
crying out at half past ten
for that love of mine?"
"I don't rightly know,"
said my good pal, Joe.
"Who can tell?"
"I guess that only time!"
Many days had passed
when I wrote that lass
one last letter
telling of my love,
kindled by above,
full of grace.
Not a single day had passed
when I got one back.
Written out in heated red, said,
"You, I cannot lack!"
Had to be a lie
written by a spy,
sick and cruel.
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2. |
Sunny Gun
01:14
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It's in the sun,
my only gun;
god mistook it one day
as if it was his own.
That yellow dress
that you have on
sways and flows with the wind
like fire in my sunny gun!
woo hoo
It's in the sun,
my sunny gun;
god mistook it one day
as if it was his own.
That star does shine
with what was mine;
I'll be having it back
for keeping, in due time!
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