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Six o'clock in the morning |
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Wake up by the bed |
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There sits a japanese toy |
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And i like it |
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See the name on the wrapping |
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Can't read yet but i know |
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It's made for me (lucky boy) |
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And i want it |
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Lights that flash, wheels that go round |
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Digital display |
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Fresh silicon chips to enjoy |
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And i need them |
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(where's the batteries?) |
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Sitting silent and empty |
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Wish i could breathe life |
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In my new friend who's terribly still |
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And i like him |
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Just like me. p'rhaps he's hungry. |
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Six volts make him smile |
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And twelve volts would probably kill |
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How i like him |
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Daddy, where's the batteries |
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I can't find my batteries |
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(there's no batteries) |
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Seven o'clock in the morning |
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They find me by the bed |
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With my friend the japanese toy |
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I am with him |
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Mummy, daddy --- can't see you, |
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Hear you. batteries not |
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Included in this little boy |
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(where's my batteries?) |
