Sour Lemons
Sour lemons tend to bite your tongue,
like they did the very first time.
As viewed through the eyes of the young:
sour lemons tend to bite your tongue.
Do you recollect being swung:
recall how it felt so sublime?
Sour lemons tend to bite your tongue,
like they did the very first time.
Recall how it felt so sublime:
to watch snowflakes fall from the sky?
Magical days, back in your prime:
recall how it felt so sublime?
Always covered in dirt and grime,
there was nothing you feared to try.
Recall how it felt so sublime
to watch snowflakes fall from the sky?
There was nothing you feared to try:
from kiss-and-tell to hide-and-seek.
If you think back, when you felt spry,
there was nothing you feared to try.
Sympathetic to those who cry,
you never thought of them as weak.
There was nothing you feared to try,
from kiss-and-tell to hide-and-seek.
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