And though his mouth has grown large from talking much,
He says never a word of sense.
For his brain is so muddled, he never can think,
Whate’er he may see, hear, or say,
He was not made to understand,
He is only a man of clay.
And though his mouth has grown large from talking much,
He says never a word of sense.
For his brain is so muddled, he never can think,
Whate’er he may see, hear, or say,
He was not made to understand,
He is only a man of clay.