"Harry's Thing" genre: Rock
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	CD: Crawl In   Label: Dharms Bum Records Credits: Tom Armstrong - Everything
	Lyrics Harry was an artist He was the son of a junkyard king He'd hang around the dump all day And collect those discarded things He pile thme in his little shed Until he found the time To put them all together And to make the world just fine He woke up late that morning with the subshine in his eyes And he knew that fatefull monment it was time for his things to rise He threw the stuff together In the center of his room They began to piece together like a tapestry in a loom And he knew as he was working this thing was bigger than him And the angels crept into his head and composed this gentle hyme If you like wheels that turn around If you like bells that ring Then give your stuff to Harry He'll put it in his thing And soon three rich and wizened men were knocking at his door They said they came from a land far away from a place along time before And they brought him these small items and offered them as gifts To stick upon this thing of his 'cause they knew it would be a hit They say it in the stars Now the world is sunny Now the worls is bright Now the sick are getting well Yeah even the blind have sight And all the people gather 'round to see this wonderous thing And lift heir voices up in joy of it's praises they sing Harrys now in heaven He's the chariman or the board and he rules that place with an iron fist and the saints call him "lord" Angels they all sniker they think is is a bafoon All he di was throw some stuff into their wonderous loom

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