| Big Pop ( @ 2006-03-16 13:23:00 |
"Malcolm's Song"
By BigPop
(J.Cash Style Ballad sung slow/broken)
She sings to me when she should cry,
takes me wherever I would go.
‘Cross the ‘verse our family flies,
where’s our next job, I do not know.
Serenity, my home in space or sky,
With her I’ll stay ‘til I’m laid low.
‘Cross the ‘verse our family flies,
wherever she'll take me, there I'll go.
Takes more'in fuel to make her fly,
and she wouldn't take best in show.
‘Cross the ‘verse our family flies,
where’s our next job, I do not know.
It's love that keeps her up in the sky,
and our families devotion, that I know.
‘Cross the ‘verse our family flies,
wherever she'll take me, there I'll go.
Mayhap one day she'll up and die,
till then she takes me where I'd go.
‘Cross the ‘verse our family flies,
where’s our next job, I do not know.
Serenity, my home in space or sky,
With her I’ll stay ‘til I’m laid low.
‘Cross the ‘verse our family flies,
wherever she'll take me, there I'll go.
And here is something you can use as a side wallpaper on your LJ.

By BigPop
(J.Cash Style Ballad sung slow/broken)
She sings to me when she should cry,
takes me wherever I would go.
‘Cross the ‘verse our family flies,
where’s our next job, I do not know.
Serenity, my home in space or sky,
With her I’ll stay ‘til I’m laid low.
‘Cross the ‘verse our family flies,
wherever she'll take me, there I'll go.
Takes more'in fuel to make her fly,
and she wouldn't take best in show.
‘Cross the ‘verse our family flies,
where’s our next job, I do not know.
It's love that keeps her up in the sky,
and our families devotion, that I know.
‘Cross the ‘verse our family flies,
wherever she'll take me, there I'll go.
Mayhap one day she'll up and die,
till then she takes me where I'd go.
‘Cross the ‘verse our family flies,
where’s our next job, I do not know.
Serenity, my home in space or sky,
With her I’ll stay ‘til I’m laid low.
‘Cross the ‘verse our family flies,
wherever she'll take me, there I'll go.
And here is something you can use as a side wallpaper on your LJ.
