Spring and a Storm

One time, I tried to sing

About spring and a storm

But you know how it goes

"Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah-blah, blah"

All along

Won't you please stop complaining?

I'm playing a song

But all the rain comes down the same

Falling to from where it came

On the ground and back around up into the sky

I wish you could've heard the music

When the clouds growled overhead

I finally felt enthusiastic, I finally felt alive

"Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah-blah, blah"

So you said

"Would it please you to listen

To thunder instead?"

Man the rain came down that day

And it drained my soul away

And I wondered why I even bothered to try

(Rob and Zubin (Children), Joe (The Moon))

Mr. Moon?

Yeah?

Tell us about the sky

The sky is deep and dark and eternally high

Many people think that's where you go when you die

Do you?

Well I think you return to obscure

Or wherever you were before you were

But I won't let you lose yourself in the rain

We have so much left to sing

There's a storm for every spring

All you see and you and me, became from a star

You're a star, you're a star

You're a star, you're a star

You're a star, you're a star

Silent explosive and silent explosive

And silent explosive and silent explosive

Create until nothing is left to create

And the universe bursts with an overworked sigh

And pretend to, pretend to recrown the creation

And sing the same thing 'til the clouds start to cry

And then over and over and over again

And then over and over and never again