Woe the one who caught the cold
And wears the red-nosed reindeer nose
And breathes a yellow throat
You become the sidewalk
The the rain drips on
That hte crowds all congregate round
The world is a war
Turning him into a ghost town mind
As I peer down the empty road
Street light stares at me
With bright eyes in mine
The vacant night road
Oh, woe your ritten throat
That has to move over
And make room for the disease
That decieded to move in
Without permission
I caught more shade
That fell and splashed on the grass
When I shook the tree
So I won't shiver from the sun
That grinds into my child head
Oh, woe the sunset bruise
That swells so thick
Like tangerines
To ruin your smooth breath
And make your yellowed throat drip
The world is your war
That seems to always win
And shove your naughty nose
In the corner for a punishment
You may have won the day
But you shan't win the war
Illness is so buzzing
To the beehive underneath your breast
That beats a steady beat
And mix disasterous your yellow drip
That stains the walls that hold it in
Oh, woe the tired heart
That the flue has tired down and yellowed in
Woe the weary toes that still battle the day
Along the sun-beached sidewalk way.