Sort Of Like A Morbid, Fruit-Inspired Gilbert And Sullivan
I walk along the apple orchard picking apple treesAnd sipping apple cider with an apple on my kneesShe's beautiful and wonderful, she's elegant, and she'sThe apple of my apple eye, my muse and poetrix.In spring it's cherries, summer corn, and autumn pumpkins roundMidwinter's hinter pine tree cones or a truffle undergroundBack in spring she's shining sweetly fixing what she's foundWithin the kitchen, canning, jamming, until the day she drowned.The fisher found her floating while a-boating in the bayIt was a beautiful and wonderful and shining summer dayShe fell in feeding figs to fish, her footing false and flai'L'd for help but no help came. My muse a-mused in May.I walk along the apple orchard picking apple trees
And sipping apple cider with an apple on my knees
It reminds me, binds me, tastes of her, a testament and geasFor I'm still here while she is there, underneath those apple trees.That Geisler? Imagine it set to music and dance I guess. Hot stuff a couple decades ago.