Paroles de Abalin

Abalin, Abalin, do you love him loud enough to listen when he's calling? You'd be a fool to say you didn't know you could hear him, after all those nights I saw you sleep under the pillow. There's a rabbit on the porch, out to get you, scare the critter off with some of your voodoo. Climb into the cellar slowly, yes his face was so familiar, I believe it. You'd be a fool to say you didn't know he was waiting, after all those nights I saw you turn down his picture before any man could have a look at you, before any man could fall in love with you. Baby, it's been so long since you gave up on me, maybe I should be happy. There's a knocking at the basement door. Who is calling? There's no one home but Abalin, and no use looking. I'd be a fool to say I didn't know you were leaving, after all your clothes started to disappear. And I found your old photos down by the river... who put 'em there? I forgive you, but I'll never go down to the cellar trying to find you. There's more to love than being tragic, but you wouldn't see that, you just scared a helpless rabbit, and never came back.