My little boy on the kitchen floor
(My little Basquiat)
Stick men fighting stick dinosaurs
(My little Basquiat)

Colors leaping all over the mat
(My little Basquiat)
The kitchen floor is where it's at
For my little Basquiat

One day he'll be golden
Maybe chosen perhaps to lead
One day he'll be shaken
Maybe taken perhaps to bleed

My big girl swinging from the bars
(My little comaniche)
Fist of stone flying above the yard
(My little comaniche)

Halfway up is halfway down
(My little comaniche)
Now maybe it's the other way around
For my little comaniche

One day she'll be moonlight
Maybe too bright perhaps to shine
One day she'll be found out
Maybe ground down, perhaps she'll cry

My little girl on her mother's lap
(My little panchen lama)
Sucking on her fingers, surveying the road map
(My little panchen lama)

Seems to be the only one around
(My little panchen lama)
That sees the red lights at the end of town
My little panchen lama

One day they'll be older
Maybe bolder perhaps than me
One day they'll be rising
Maybe living perhaps in peace

One day they'll be older
Maybe bolder perhaps than me
One day they'll be rising
Maybe living perhaps in peace

Perhaps in peace
Perhaps in peace
Perhaps in peace



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My Little Basquiat Lyrics as written by Michael Edward Timmins Alan Anton Alivojvodic

Lyrics © PAZ JUNK MUSIC INC, Peermusic Publishing

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    I'm surprised nobody has commented on this song. Perhaps it's because it's a bit different from the older CJ songs. Anyway, I love this song. It has interesting lyrics that seem to be about the various paths that a child can take and what lies in his her future. I don't know what "basquiat" or "comaniche" mean, but I assume they are colloquial terms in Canada. I looked them up, but could not find anything. In any event, this song has an edge to it unlike much of the CJ songs. It is haunting and a little sinister sounding, but yet Margo sings about children and their future. I wish more CJ songs were in this vein. If you like this you will like Mountain and It Doesn't Really Matter Anyway on this album (At The End of Paths Taken). A great song that I can't stop playing.

    pugchuckon October 21, 2011   Link

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