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Let's turn that frown upside down


He looks around, everyone knowing he's down

He makes a frown, knowing he's a clown

He falls to the ground and digs a big ol' mound

He climbs inside, to escape his past

But then another joins his fast

It's a little girl, just a wee lass

They both lay there till one has

something to say

The girl speaks softly, but in a good way

Why are you down in the hay?

The boy began to say...

Stop she said, lets play

So they played all day

In the rain and in the sun rays

Until the boy turned to the girl

With a big smile sprawled across his face

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