Son of David
Easter
I heard that God had died on natural Friday, so
I held a three day wake to say goodbye
But by Monday morning over breakfast He was back
Just mixing with the coffee and the toast
And he’s been hanging out here ever since
Take the morning news’s daily dose
Slaughter pain and heartache undiluted
Makes me start to wonder, “Did he
Take a long vacation somewhere else?”
Of course it isn’t always quite like this
And there’s been times I’m positively glad
Watch the sun rise up between the mountains
Slide with orange plop into the ocean
See the moon pour silver on the bay.
Kissed my lover in her tender place
The one between her shoulder and her neck
Makes it very plain ‘bout my intention
But it’s not too easy understanding God
They tell me that they want me to be careful
Don’t offend the big guy, get him mad
‘Cos he’ll zap your hopes of happy ever after
for me there’d be no sweeter by and by
Should I leave a cookie on the doorstep to placate him?
I don’t think that’s quite the way he is
And I don’t suppose he’s hungry anyway.
I think I’ll just ignore those superstitious nay sayers
Just go out and live the best life that I’m able
Don’t suppose it really matters, understanding God
I don’t know how a TV works either, but it does
And that Schoedinger’s cat just leaves me breathless
Most days I find it trouble enough just figuring me
So I’m not stressing on the stuff that I don’t know
I guess I better just believe it,
Watch my P’s and Q’s while I’m about it
An’ leave the deep stuff up to him
All Writings and Images Copyright © Peter Crowson Updated October 2021