P.I.E.
From the work FAWM 2015
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Composer: Roger D. Linder
Date Written: February 2015
There isn’t a night that ever goes by
When I don’t need a piece of pie
It might be lemon, it might be lime
All I know it has to be mine.
Get it the car and drive to town
I need that pie, it’s going down
It could be apple, it could be berry
It matters not what makes me merry.
You say the pie shop’s closed tonight?
You say no P.I.E. in sight?
You try to put me in a fright?
Not much joy ‘til I get a bite.
Fire up the oven and get a tin
Knead the dough and put it in
Fill with rhubarb, fill with mince
Top it off with an egg rinse
You’re heading North, you must go South
No happy me ‘til it’s in my mouth
Seek out banana, seek out cream
If I don’t have one soon, I’ll scream
Commentary
My original attempt to write a song based on an event in my novel “Only Golden Fingers Could Play So Heavy (The Missing Years).” The full concept was explained in
2017 attempt.
From the work FAWM 2015
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