Our life is all a play, composed to please, still as a sojourner, i could wish it too, off-in a crack i will carry night wedding's bouncer and once by chance to Santaro Anario, i see the horses prancing up the streets. No matter what a man may here inherit. Talk aloud, bails the jail and scolds a life. Harmless and young, of everything afraid, turns female ambassador, diplomats for "May", who whisks the heart. So frail and pale," we have our exits, so do them entrances. Pretence to help, but bites and rejects, such filth so artificial, and dusts a pride. The first to show their royal raiment with brittled teeth, the wave a smile loud as yellow sun, a laughter of hope.
Next the scene shifts to town and there he soars, they laugh all day long. On squires and cits should they succeed, you give them the degrees, pronounce them genius or dub them quack. Learning is better far more than diamond houses to cheer their heart, and quit wry faces i give it up, resent i frown over destiny ladder, pleasure seems sweet, but proves a glass of bitters. Dismantled bones quivering, decomposing silently, I would rather but thats nothing lose my precious head.
What shall we do? If comedy forsakes us! Poor we! Maimed by nature's unfaithfulness. Age is regret, but what can one so do? Nervous spirit high as helium filled balloons, they turn us out, and drive flashy cars, no one to take us in, abandoned to cruel fate. Once a hustler always a hustler, big time one, well now all is ended and my comrades gone, to make you laugh, musn't i play tragedy? Pray you know the reason why i just laughed.
If hope runs along, my tears will never stop. Within our hearts, it's excuse me sir, i am undone, but that's all for now. If you must laugh aloud, laugh with hope. No plasters, no shutters, just brittled brown teeth. Never stop i pray, just laugh with hope!!