The Corwith Brothers

Every Friday, at four
To a darkened door
We bring this package
Which always gets sent
But they're never in
And so we begin
To wonder if they paid the rent
To wonder if they paid the rent
There's wooden partitions
Which reek of suspicion
We notice a roll of banker's chairs
Pulled out or pushed about
As if someone was recently there
As if someone was recently there
But they'll be right back
Oh, they'll be right
There's a sign on the door that says
They'll be right back
They're not like the others
The Corwith Brothers
They'll be right back
The place looks old
Like time has its hold
On the moment the occupants disappeared
The objects are moved
But the workers removed
I tell my dispatcher
Man, this is just too weird
I tell my dispatcher
Man, this is just too weird
It doesn't seem right
No computers in sight
I wonder just what kind of business they do
If no one would mind,
I'd go in and find
A world away from all that is new
But they'll be right back
Oh, they'll be right
There's a sign on the door that says
They'll be right back
They're not like the others
The Corwith Brothers
They'll be right back