Topic: a small story
this is a poem (rhyme) that i posted in poems, but the concensus seems to be for me to make it into a song, wah lah
A SMALL STORYUndefined
[A] IN A VERY SMALL HOUSE IN A VERY SMALL TOWN
LIVED A VERY SMALL MAN AND HIS NAME WAS BROWN
[D] THE STREET WAS SMALL AND HIS DOG WAS SMALL
BUT THE [E] MAN NEXT DOOR WAS VERY, VERY [A] TALL
[A] “MY NAME IS ED”, THE TALL MAN SAID
“BUT MY HOUSE IS SMALL, SO I BUMP MY HEAD”
“WELL [D] THAT’S A SHAME, MY NAME IS BROWN
IF [E] I CAN HELP, I WONT LET YOU [A] DOWN”
“WELL, THAT’S VERY KIND, MR BROWN”, SAID ED
“I NEED SOME HELP TO CARRY THIS BED…
THE [D] STAIRS ARE STEEP AND THE BED IS LONG
BUT [E] IF YOU HELP I’LL SING A [A] SONG”-(RIFF)
AND SO [A] ED AND BROWN BECAME BIG FRIENDS
AND THEY TALK EACH NIGHT AS THE LONG DAY ENDS
IN THE [D] LITTLE STREET IN A LITTLE TOWN
WHERE [E] ED SINGS SONGS FOR MR [A] BROWN
IN A LITTLE GARDEN IN THE SUMMER SUN
THEY SIT AND TALK AND SING THEIR SONGS
AND THEIR [D] WIVES ARE HAPPY TO SEE THE FRIENDS
AS THEY [E] CHAT ACROSS THE GARDEN [A] FENCE
ED HAS A SON, BROWN HAS ONE TOO
AND THEY PLAY TOGETHER, AS CHILDREN DO
NOW [D] ED LIKES HIS HOME THAT IS SO SMALL
HE STILL [E] BANGS HIS HEAD AS HE WALKS THROUGH THE [A] DOOR
AND [D] BROWN IS SETTLED WITH HIS WIFE AND CHILD
AND HIS [E] FRIEND NEXT DOOR IN THE LITTLE [A] TOWN
Ask not what Chordie can do for you, but what you can do for Chordie.
