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Paper Birds


Paper birds dance round my head And the moon casts striped shadows on my bed She said she’d shine today She said she’d shine today I hole-punched cardboard trees to shreds And the snow’s melting into red Why did she go away She said she’d shine today Glass puddles crack in their despair And Sour winds mess up my hair That just ruined my day She said she’d shine today Plastic waves washed up my cares I looked in the sand, there was nothing there She didn’t shine today That’s why I blew away
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