Woodstock
Perch trees, pine trees, oh there're many kind trees,
Sparrows, marrows and all those things.
Butterflies flutter by everybody's upper by,
Even the man next door can sing.
Perch trees, pine trees, oh there're many kind trees,
Sparrows, marrows and all those things.
Butterflies flutter by everybody's upper by,
Even the man next door can sing.
Talk of making love.
Take your time to bluff your way to stay.
Let me use your eyes.
Please don't amuse with words
That cut me down to size.
Time's gone by,
Calendar leaves and snows fly.
I might write a poem,
If I could think of the words to try.
What is it to remember.
The winter was December,
Just one more year left behind.
I'm feeling down.
My senses are bound
'Cause I can't get the one I want to,
Can't get the one I want to.
I believe in a minute for every man
When he must take notice of the clock and all it's hands.
If he sees the road leads straight ahead,
Got to run on down, never never be afraid.
And it's yours, go out and get it;
Don't get wet, please keep dry,
Think about the people that made you cry.
She came made a phonecall
And I came running round,
Not knowing what I left behind,
Not knowing what I've found.
It ain't no use to sit and wonder why, babe,
If you don't know by now.
It ain't no use to sit and wonder why, baby;
It just don't matter anyhow.
When the rooster crows at the break of dawn,
Look out of your windown, I'll be gone.
You're the reason that I'm travelling on;
Don't think twice, it's alright.
I'm putting you right out of my life,
Ain't going to see you for quite some time.
I'm fading away in the morning sun,
Maybe behind it, I'll find someone.
I see in the green stream that meanders around my mind,
A girl standing with arms so warm and kind.
She reaches out - she calls my name
But I just can't get through.
On this June morning,
I give you warning.
I might just fly away across the dawn.
I looked into my lover's eyes,
There I saw the sunrise.
There I saw the birth of something new.