If I had a ginko tree
I'd climb it in the evening.
If I had a marmoset
He'd climb the tree with me.
If we saw a falling star
I'd wish I had a rocket.
If I had a rocket
I'd drag the star back home.
If I went to space
I'd pick up a satellite.
If I had my own moon
I wouldn't be so sad.
If I weren't so sad
I wouldn't need a companion.
If I sold my marmoset
I'd have a lot of cash.
If I had some money
I'd buy an Eldorado.
(Silver, 1959,
With fins like raptor wings.)
I'd shine that Eldorado
and drive it to my father's.
If I had a father
I'd take him for a ride.
- Maggie Dietz
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