Up in the Attic - Buddy Mondlock

    I been climbing up in the attic
    Cardboard boxes with magic marker names
    My old toys
    I was always up in the attic
    A secret place there where grownups never came
    Just a boy
    And a child's face appeared in the dust
    Recalling years I knew I could trust
    But this is crazy stuff
    I thought I was old enough to know better

    And I remembered being a baby
    In the morning kitchen the tile floor was warn
    I recall
    I was sitting inside a blue square
    I closed my eyes and started slowly floating down
    A dreamer's fall
    And in a world of soft green light
    I would make my morning flight
    So I'd end each night
    'Til I was old enough to know better

    When I used to sleep by the window
    I was small enough to climb up on the sill
    And watch the night
    And then the lightning jumped from the darkness
    And the rain would race before the howling wind
    In frenzied flight
    And only inches from the storm
    I never felt so safe and warm
    There I'd stay 'til morn
    'Til I was old enough to know better
    And I been climbing up in the attic

    © 1984 by Buddy Mondlock

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