this is the story of a man named bill he was an old man he lived in a house with walls the size of a horse he was a lonely man they said he’d give his life for anyone when … [cont…]

all along inside it never moved at all now the time has come and i am standing tall just a flash of light it made my heart stand still the second age has come and i am feeling ill *’cause … [cont…]

down on drop off cop stop street i break into a healthy fiver choose the goods down by my feet they wriggle inside the jar alive a shake brings up a cloud which swirls around and settles back to sediment … [cont…]

baby will be fine when the morning comes

relaxing on a river in a dinghy i’ve got no oars and i’m floating away i just lie back thinking in a dinghy and watch the bluesky on this hot summers day *i lie back thinking of a glassbottom boat … [cont…]

if i were a duck or a bear then maybe i’d find some time or change to spare to buy exotic dishes then maybe one day i don’t know perhaps on a day the sun shiined i’d decide to go … [cont…]

lo-fi hi-fi tie dye oh my loose rake choose cake lose stake cool bake words strung together have no meaning unless you give them one i see this you see that we use the same words but put them in … [cont…]

i can see your pain better than you do and that’s a barrier that you must get through your face is masked with hope but wrinkled with despair abuse and lies have taken their toll falling down a never ending … [cont…]

easy to love you easy to care easy to follow you everywhere easy to love you touching your hair easy to follow you everywhere* easy to love you never raise a brow or frown you’re not around never make a … [cont…]

oh how i’m enlightened by your ever imrpoving grooves i now believe that if the world stopped tomorrow only minesweepers would lose* broke up and bailed out and stacked in the air old people need glasses to see now that’s … [cont…]