[Intro] [Verse 1] I take her by the hand, and we go for the woods. And relaxed is the wearing, relaxed our hoods. She asks me, “Are we destined to love something, now?” And I answer, “You wander with me, now, you know.” [Verse 2] And she smiles, and say, “Men. They are beautiful, right?” “I’ll say no,” I say, “though, one is weary of light.” “I do love the woods,” she says, “place meeting with time.” I say, “Time, to you, frightens, though can be sublime.” [Chorus] “That is so,” she says, as she looks down on my feet. “Right,” I say, “making time is not always that sweet.” She laughs, saying, “Your feet are not at all that paired!” “Right,” I say, “your perception is wonderful, aired.” [Instrumental] [Verse 3] “Let me see how they are, when they are paired,” she says. I stop walking, take stand, seeing you, in a way. “You are beautiful,” I say, “a wonder on earth. You smile, saying, “I love those two feet giving birth.” [Chorus] “That is so,” she says, as she looks down on my feet. “Right,” I say, “making time is not always that sweet.” She laughs, saying, “Your feet are not at all that paired!” “Right,” I say, “your perception is wonderful, aired.” [Verse 4] “I wish you would forever stand,” you say, and smile. And I laugh, and I say, “I’ll kiss you, in a while.” “I’ll be first,” she says, kissing the tip of my nose. “You are beautiful,” I say, “and sharp as the rose.” [Short instrumental] [Chorus] “That is so,” she says, as she looks down on my feet. “Right,” I say, “making time is not always that sweet.” She laughs, saying, “Your feet are not at all that paired!” “Right,” I say, “your perception is wonderful, aired.”
