Lyrics Balloon Man - Richard Shindell

Balloon Man - Richard Shindell
Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Balloon Man, artist - Richard Shindell. Album song Not Far Now, in the genre Иностранная авторская песня
Date of issue: 17.03.2014
Record label: INgrooves
Song language: English

Balloon Man

I’m standing outside on the balcony
Balloon man is passing below
Making his way to the park by the church
He goes where the little ones go
Balloon man’s a little bit ragged
His glasses are slightly askew
One lens is cracked and shoes never match
He might have a screw loose or two
And you’re so far away
On the other side of the world
I thought you might like to know
That balloon man lives in it too
His rig is a marvel of equipoise
Leonardo might’ve designed
Bamboo for the wide horizontal
Pine for the vertical rise
He’s wearing in a flag-bearers harness
He’s holding the whole thing aloft
Balloons all arrayed, he’s a one man parade
If he ran he’d surely take off
And you’re so far away
On the other side of the world
I just thought you should know
That balloon man lives in it too
But it’s cold up here on the balcony
And it’s time that I went back inside
Balloon man waits for the light at the corner
I’ll watch til he goes out of sight
But there’s a wind that whips round the corner
And he’s having a hell of a time
He staggers and it looks like he might just go over
But balloon man he puts up a fight
And you’re so far away
On the other side of the world
I just thought you should know
That balloon man lives in it too

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Artist lyrics: Richard Shindell