Little Spider

And you're just a little spider, just a little spider now
But you used to be my mother in-law somehow
And you’re just a little spider, just a little spider now
But you used to be my mother in-law somehow

And you used to put the cigarette back behind your ear
And you used to grow vegetables in the warm part of the year
And you used to make cheap jokes and drink cheap beer
And there's more where that came, more where that came, more where that came from

It was never my intention for you to drown
It was never my intention for you to drown
It was never my intention for you to drown
Let's get all of your eight legs back on the ground

This is the part now where everything gets wierd
How they came down from above and made a circle ’round you my dear
You were someone that everybody loved
And there's more where that came, more where that came, more where that came from

And now the face you've always known become a shape of leavin' home, becomes a sound that somehow always rhymes
And all the time it took to think of words becomes a poem, it takes you far beyond the symbols of the mind

This is something only you can understand
This is something only you, yet, yet
This is something only you can understand
And yet, yet, and yet we all do read

(It was never my intetion for you to drown)
(Let's get all of your eight legs back on the ground)
(This is something only you can understand)
(And yet, and yet, and yet we all do read)