Carnival
The day grows dim, the sun sinks down
Lights flicker on, illuminating the night
Bright colours flashing everywhere
As rides zoom ‘round and ‘round
Lights flicker on, illuminating the night
“Step right up, win some prizes!”
As rides zoom ‘round and ‘round
Faces glow laughter and squeals of delight
“Step right up, win some prizes!”
Game booths call and lure
Faces glow laughter and squeals of delight
Amid crowds of chaos and surprises
Game booths call and lure
It’s enough to get lost in this world
Amid crowds of chaos and surprises
Sparks and balloons and confetti blur
It’s enough to get lost in this world
The aromas of hot dogs and fried dough drift
Sparks and balloons and confetti blur
Good spirits waft in and out of happy souls
The aromas of hot dogs and fried dough drift
Little Timmy lets go of Mommy’s hand
Good spirits waft in and out of happy souls
Grown up Sally gets her first kiss
Little Timmy lets go of Mommy’s hand
It’s good to revisit childhood every now and then
Grown up Sally gets her first kiss
Who said carnivals are only a kid’s land?
It’s good to revisit childhood every now and then
Put on a grin, dance like crazy, go on rides
Who said carnivals are only a kid’s land?
You don’t grow old until you stop having fun
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