Uncle, Where Are You?
I have an uncle named Joseph He wears green and never left He wears a brown cloth too And sandals in two He has a wife named Mary Whom I loved secondly He has a lamb he could carry Whom I will always be Loving endlessly He is a good carpenter But one day he did not suffer He waited for his family above And they ascended like a dove Uncle, Uncle Where are you? I want to eat chocolate, simple! I want to eat all the forbidden food too! Uncle, Uncle Where are you? Stop me, Uncle 'I am here to stop you doing that.' Uncle, Uncle You're here to solve! My question has been answered with love I looked up and saw him above The lamb was there and so was his wife And they cut temptations like a knife!
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