Fieldfare

Why are you so blue my dear? Come crash that weight into my care Watch the fieldfare fly overseas Dancing in the breeze My helpless leaves Covers fall in an orange disease Milky skies Those birds of passage singing goodbye Drew a sketch of you at thirteen That frame is hanging thin on the wall Brought us back to spots we knew And tuned the strings for you My own two feet Planted deep in society's field One of these days I'll cut the grass and make'm eat the grease Birds of passage singing to me When I'm cross I'll think of you I should have locked us in the coop Rhythm catches your thighs into new rhymes Find a strong dad Tony's comin in Now we must cross that freeway Who knew that car would change a lifeline before our eyes Where is Mikey? The calls are coming in His wings did break before the final end Wrapped in a million towels Falling ever so slightly, slightly, slightly Falling ever so slightly, slightly, slightly Those birds won't come back again