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I've cried, I've bled
Can you try to understand.
(Can, can, can, can you)
Give me mine,
for I have lent you,
A dozen times,
Daintily
Course

Everybody Ought to Have a Maid [From A Funny Thing Happened on the Way]

Stephen Sondheim

Sondheim Sings, Vol. 1: 1962-1972

2005

she be delightful
Living in,

Giving out

Everybody ought to have a maid
Daintily collecting bits of paper n' strings,
Appealing in her apron

If the Sky Falls

Bizzy Bone

The Midwest Cowboy

saints
Daintily in the ain't, is followin the bears
Inquisit me, is you crazy? I know you know what it is
It's just a starter, if I'm a martyr, give me my

Ain't she prettier, than me
Ain't she what I'm meant, to be 
Holds the world so daintily 
While I'm just loosing sanity 

Ain't she just the fucking

and safely deployed
Daintily dangling such a delicate trip
Fearful of slipping and losing your grip

Drifting ballet as you dance in the dark
Weightless you

'Twas once upon a time, when Jenny Wren was young, 
So daintily she danced and so prettily she sung, 
Robin Redbreast lost his heart, for he was

Flickering orbs of light
Daintily pirouette

Carving deep wells of horizontal thought
Into the distant cave walls

Gyration
By gyration

Birth

redress
The horizon meets the coastline in a tender kiss
The lifeguard lightly daydreams about a seamstress
Sunburnt maidens clutch daintily to a poultice

How is it someone so pure
Is of flesh and of blood on the earth
How is it someone so perfect
Is daintily crumbling to dirt
How is it I am so strange

I Pulled My Groin

Arrogant Worms

I pulled my groin
It's the very best injury
Though I'm walking daintily
I pulled my groin

I pulled my groin
When people ask, "It hurts you where?"
I

delightful

Living in
Giving out

Everybody ought to have a maid
Daintily collecting bits of paper n' strings
Appealing in her apron strings