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Bafoons


Dear Aussie, Sometimes I wonder What it would have been like To have A sister and two brothers Instead Of a sister and a brother How long has been I can hardly remember The days Which we were together It's strange to think it's been Fifteen years Since a sister and two brothers Instead Of a sister and a brother Honestly I forget that I have three siblings It gets old when people ask What of the other And I have to explain In long awkward silence That you haven't been Here For fifteen years and now I have a sister and a brother I wonder how you are And what you are doing Do you wonder Even though it has been so long I don't know what else to say Other than We'll all be together Goofing off like bafoons And then I will have A sister and two brothers.
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