In the spring light,
I open the door,
see what’s on the line,
it's cold for the season,
sons and daughters,
look to their freedom,
out on the Neap tide,
a bitter truth’s sought,
they ask me why,
I’ve brought them here,
sunshine over the port,
sick of being,
without a dime,
as if they’ve been caught,
in my policy drive,
they believe,
I’m heading for the slaughter,
like a guilty plea,
but every walk of life,
ends overwrought,
maybe my wife,
will tell them the score.
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