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Jack Frost - Trapeze Boy Lyrics

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  • I hadn't thought about Mrs. Morgan for years, until I read in the paper
  • that she had died. When I was a boy, Mrs. Morgan played solo with my
  • mother every tuesday afternoon. There were two other women there, but
  • I can't remember their names anymore. Monkey, Magden, something like that.
  • Mrs. Morgan collected opals. Her husband Ted owned a circus, which kept
  • him away and out of the picture most of the time. I'd come home from
  • school and the women would be hard at the cards. I liked Mrs. Morgan, she
  • always had a little chip of opal for me, and said that I should save it for
  • a sweetheart. I came home one day and Mrs. Morgan was crying in our kitchen.
  • My mother told me to leave them alone. I learned later that a boy from the
  • circus had fallen and died. He used to ride the trapeze. Mr. Morgan went out
  • of business and they moved away. I've still got the opals. It's funny how
  • someone you've never met manages to stay with you

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