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Robyn Hitchcock - Balloon Man lyrics
I was walking up Sixth avenue when Balloon Man came right up to me he was round and fat and spherical with the biggest grin I ever seen he bounced on up toward me but before we could be introduced he blew up very suddenly I guess his name was probably Bruce and I laughed like I always do and I cried like I cry for you and balloon man blew up in my hand he spattered me with tomatoes, hummos, chickpeas and some strips of skin so I made a right on 44th and I washed my hands when I got in and it rained like a slow divorce and I wished I could buy a horse and balloon man blew up in my hand I was walking up sixth avenue when balloon man blew up in my face there were loads of them on Bryant Park so I didn't feel out of place there must have been a plague of them on the TV when I came home late They were guzzling marshmellows and jumping off the Empire state and I laughed like I always do and I cried like I cry for you and balloon man blew up in my hand, balloon man blew up in my hand |
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