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Raccoon tapping on the windowpane Fuzzy beggar, growing tame Evenings longer, midnights colder      My love and I      Just a little bit older Quarter moon above the trees Wind blows softly, rustling leaves Would you love me if I lost my hair?      No, my dear      And don't you dare Dog curling up by the potbelly stove Whiskers peek from the old mouse hole Grandma's quilt has a brand new patch      No more cookies      Or I'll get fat Rocking chair got a squeak again Sniff the air, smells like rain Horned owl hoots from out the wood      I believe      All life is good Before I die I want to know All the winds and why they blow All the forests, every stream      Why you smile, babe      When you dream
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Apr 28, 2015
Apr 28, 2015 at 4:38 PM UTC
Raccoon Song
Raccoon tapping on the windowpane Fuzzy beggar, growing tame Evenings longer, midnights colder      My love and I      Just a little bit older Quarter moon above the trees Wind blows softly, rustling leaves Would you love me if I lost my hair?      No, my dear      And don't you dare Dog curling up by the potbelly stove Whiskers peek from the old mouse hole Grandma's quilt has a brand new patch      No more cookies      Or I'll get fat Rocking chair got a squeak again Sniff the air, smells like rain Horned owl hoots from out the wood      I believe      All life is good Before I die I want to know All the winds and why they blow All the forests, every stream      Why you smile, babe      When you dream
joe-cottonwood
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Apr 28, 2015
Apr 28, 2015 at 4:38 PM UTC
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