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Clarinet man sits

Upon a New York cloud

Watching all the bustling

As his music plays so loud.

 

He watches over his children

Watches his family grow so old

He wonders if they remember

All the stories he has told.

 

"Of course they do," he says

Slaps his knee with his fist

"For they have my soul with them,

I am the moth among the mist."

 

He feels a nudge upon his back

Stops and turns to see

His good old friend Benny say,

"Come play a tune with me!"

 

Back to back

They faced each other

Put their instruments to their lips

And harmonized with one another.

 

As he is playing

Clarinet man is able to see

The best things in life

They are all free!!!!!

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peacockbrain
Published
Mar 25, 2012
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