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Mr. Barry Sax


Mr. Barry Sax, what deep voice you have;

A range of words as low as your grandfather's pendulum tie;

Your tongue flows with brassy lyrics;

Your occasional voice crack when you attempt your lowest and highest impressions;

A rich man like you--suit made of golden fabric;

Everyone adores your groovy and thoughtful attitude;

Underneath your jet black moustache, a sweet kiss on your ivory lips

As your partner tickles you softly with careful fingers;

The smiles you place on others' faces;

What a life, Mr. Barry Sax, what a life...

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