The water in Carabacha
The water in Carabacha,
Flies from the tap rightatcha,
There’s no time to run,
So you’re left looking dumb,
And wishing that you could turn backcha.
The water in Carabacha,
Flies from the tap rightatcha,
There’s no time to run,
So you’re left looking dumb,
And wishing that you could turn backcha.
The water in the sky,
Is kuch heavier today,
It comes down in great shells,
In the form of endless rain.
The rain it crawls inside your shirt,
Then it strokes down all your hair,
And washes away any pesky dirt,
That may have been hiding there.
The chicken is headless,
So it runs much faster,
It’s afraid of great speeds,
But that fear it has mastered.
The chicken’s legs trundle,
And bump into many things,
But the clumsy headless chicken,
Never cries or sings.