Man is the child of Child, the father of the ManLike pools within the pool and waves upon the sandLike birds that fly so free, that somewhere must beginThe rain like circles begins againAll my life, this has been a mysteryI can close my eyes and clearly seeEverytime I’m happy in dream your memories bring me downSet me free – let me beLike flowing waters past the rippled stones of timeLike old men ageing, drifting, answering through their mindsUnder a bridge of peace of woods that don’t forgetShe stops and stares as if we’ve never metFor all I know, this could be my destinySearching every hour of each dayEverything and nothing in my life wondering where you areCalling youSo please – answer me, let me seeOh – what went wrong? You took so long!I’ve been spinning ’round, down and downNow – it really seems it’s all a dreamAll I want is all the life in me… to be freeOh, the time has come to get things doneI can waste no more, so move overYou – you just bring me down with all your playing aroundSo play the rules and keep it coolAll I want is all the life in me… to be freeAll I want is all the life in me… to be freeFor all I know, this could be my destinySearching every hour of each dayEverything and nothing in my life wondering where you areCalling you, wanting you…Hey, Big BrendaYou say there’s things that you don’t allowIf you can’t take a gift from the horse’s mouthI want my money back right nowBig black suspendersIt really makes it seem so obsceneAll those great rolls of fat, just imagine thatPaying for a piece of your dreamsHey Big-boobed BarbaraIt’s a business doing pleasure with youI know that it’s late, but I just can’t waitLa-di-da-di-da-di-dum-doHey easy ElsieYou know that my mamelon’s for youIt’s a strange sight, but have all you likeJust let me know when you’re throughFlat-Flabby FredaAn orgy of pure blubber and fleshFrom all that I see, I just cannot dreamWhy they say you’re six of the best?Hey, naughty NoraYou say that it is bottom or bustI think that it’s true, you’re one of the fewA service I can really trust