Story Behind The Song
All of these things are actually in my house, (more or less).
Song Description
This is a little fanasy a' la "Through The Looking-Glass". (I always dug Alice when I was growing up).
Song Length |
2:54 |
Genre |
Rock - General, Rock - Modern |
Tempo |
Medium Slow (91 - 110) |
Lead Vocal |
Male Vocal |
Language |
English |
Era |
2000 and later |
Lyrics
I've got the lemons for your tea, down at my treehouse by the sea
I'm thinking Sunday if it's dry, maybe you could come on by
There'll be a flight of stairs to climb
(I live up here among the vines)
You'll have the lizards for your guides
And there's something more besides ......
I've got a ceiling fan that drives
A big propeller through the skies
And when I turn the motors high
Across the waves we'll fly
I've got a polar bear who talks
In my refridgerator box
And when the market's in dispair
I hear him celebrate in there
About the jungle in my den
The local leopard is my friend
And though she only wants to play
I get nervous anyway
I've got a ceiling fan that drives
A big propeller through the skies
And when I turn the motors high
Across the waves we'll fly
Check out the dolphins in my bath
I don't do anything by half
I've got a homing pigeon phone
Like I'm ever even home
I've got the lemons for your tea, down at my treehouse by the sea
And maybe Sunday if you're free, you can keep me company