Margerine Rock

B A B The beauty of this creature could only be equaled by A B The extent of its paradox only be equaled by D G A B F# A E B Because it wanted two things, opposite and conflicting (pa-la-pa pa-la-paaa) A B It wanted the light, it wanted everything in sight (pa-la-pa pa-la-paaa) A B Wanted to dominate or at least to participate (pa-la-pa pa-la-paaa) D G A B F# A E B But only in her comfort (pa-la-pa pa-la-paaa) of its chair and its slippers (pa-la-paaa) B A B A B A B D G A B F# A E B A B The curiosity of the extra-ordinary creature (pa-la-pa pa-la-paaa) A B Was indeed limited because it could not suffer (pa-la-pa pa-la-paaa) D G A B The unknown in any shape or form (pa-la-pa pa-la-paaa) F# A E B At the same time of wanting to look everywhere (pa-la-pa pa-la-paaa) A B Set up at the top of its tower A B The creature reveled in being a spectator D G A B Through the glass, what a glorious view F# A E B Relishing the gift of so much transparence B A B A B D G A B Relishing the gift of so much transparence F# A E B Having had absolutely no influence