Conspiracy!
It was just another warm November afternoon, very early p.m.,
The man with the gun stood waiting, but he motorcade didn’t see him.
A dark force seemed to be hanging in the air, and it wouldn’t be giving way,
The man sitting waving to the crowd won’t be seeing another day.
So many strange characters hanging around, now the conspiracy theorists will have their say.
A shot rang out, some said from the grassy knoll,
But there were no traces of this man, and his identity still isn’t known.
Was it a set up all along, the lone assessing to take the fall?
With the eyes and ears watching, he said I didn’t shoot him at all.
He was led out in front of the cameras, who had really won,
Still pleading his innocence, as he was killed by a nightclub owner with a gun.
As far as the Dallas Police were concerned, it was just another case closed,
The lone gunman is dead, what more is there to know.
Film taken from the day, provide a lot more questions than answers,
1963 was a long time ago, but you can seemingly never prevent disasters.
What really went on that day, still the blanks haven’t been filled in,
As for the key witnesses to the crime, they won’t be telling.
Conspiracy, it continues to draw an eerie feeling,
Secrets aren’t bout to make themselves known, they’re no nearer to revealing.
Conspiracy, maybe that’s the way it’ll stay.
The truth often gets pushed to one side, and it happened that day.
Conspiracy, could one man with just one gun,
Be the reason we’ll never forget the 22nd day of November, and al the damage that was done.
Conspiracy, on a state visit to Texas, the world changed once more,
Everything changes for each one of us, that’s one thing you can be sure.
As if by magic
There’s this girl I keep seeing, wherever I go,
I can almost set my watch, for the time that she shows.
Even when it turns out to be, somebody else,
My heart is still racing away, this girl’s an effect on my health.
So much is shown, from one little smile,
I’ve started to dream of her, and could be doing that for a long while.
Trying to start the scene, but the words are suddenly low,
How can I tell her, what I want her to know?
She’s passing by my side, and I lean over to see,