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M Winterroth

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Allow me to begin by stating that i am a retired regular
Of the rowdy and rambunctious
Semi-retroactive and always compunctious
Night life
Yea many a time i have found myself with a
Rebel crowd of mashed up misfits
Unfit to show their reputus immoral activities
To the daylight strife
More times than i care to shake a stick at my
Less than stellar passing fancies
Have shown a plain pattern to retrograde from the sun
Howling at the silver moon to
Dingy bar room rendezvous
In pursuit of what I called fun

One particular evening, after a slow dance with my friend jack
And a walk with mr walker
I went out in pursuit of some shack to slate my hunger
I found myself at a mom and pop place
Where nerdowells with strange face
Stumble from the night with grace
To see smiling whites and nameplates
Inside the international house of pancakes

With nobody at the door to see me to a booth
I saw my body to a cozy corner tell you the truth
I was hard pressed to decide whether there was a breathing thing in the joint
A scratch above my head told me the rats have left the shed
And to leave would be a moot point
So i decided to stick it out and
Wait for fair weather to come my way
A light came from the kitchen and so smitten with delight i listened
To heavens seven choirs as they ushered in this siren
Beauty beyond beauty to compare
She said

Howdy baby, my names sadie, you can call me crazy if that don't rhyme
Nice to meet ya honey, did you come alone, wont you stay awhile, till i go home
She had on gold framed glasses
Words sweet as molasses
And they danced their way so slowly out of black lipstick
Eyes that shone like fire turned my soul into a pyre
And to think that was enough
She had a little diamond piercing boys I think that I'm in love

I must say that this bubbly persona had me thrown off kilter
Tucked away in her apron was a pack of lucky strikes no filter
And her raven hair lay down against her lunar lacquered skin
I dare say not even my dreams could have materialized a more beautiful stranger
I beheld this dark and dismal goth
She was a light and i was a moth
And i knew beneath this crystalline figure guarded by opal eyes
There was a prize much bigger than a wine cellar, fine, aged, and old
I knew this damsel of my distress had a heart that was made of gold
By about this time i forgot where i was
And decided to mack on this black clod bird and
Word by word i worked my way towards getting her number
Not in vain was my pursuit when she said
Boy you're kinda cute and i said right back at you
With a deft hand and a quick imprint of her lipstick
She handed me a napkin and said

Call me baby, we can go crazy
Find your sweetie sadie a little after four
Goodbye honey, I hope you give me company
Don't you leave me all alone, when i go home

To say i was on top of the world would be criminally understated Hell
A woman beyond my dreams just crashed her way
Into the china shop of my heart and
Promised nothing but rosy cheeks and good times
But they say all good things must end and
This being the goodest of things ended before it ever began
For you see as i waited for the clock to strike four
I was fated by something scant ignored and rotten to the core
As i reached into my pocket like a lover for his locket
With a picture of his sweetheart waiting just inside
I fingered for that napkin that would bring a nighttime has-been
To the beating heart of love tonight
Yet i found only a hole and I knew the night had stole
Away my baby from my life
And from then on i would wake
When the sun had westward sank
And
Search the world for my lost fate
Brought to you
By the international house of pancakes

I lost my baby, said her name was sadie
Never even held her and it drives me crazy
So goodbye honey, i'm spending all my money
Its flapjacks every night trying to find my lovely bunny
O cruel fate and drunken pancakes
Its better to have loved and lost at least thats what they say

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