First, you should get out of your seat and then grow wings on your feet.
Second, you’ll learn to instantly fleet, way past the end of your street.

Third there’s winter, then spring, then summer, then fall. 
If you go counterclockwise, then you’ll bump on a wall.

Fourth, you let the moment arrive, just like a lover deprived.
Fifth, you’ll practice for a while your running tip-toe-style.

But if you go down in your fall, please leave a note on your wall.

First there’s winter, then spring, then summer, then fall. 
If you go counterclockwise, then you’ll bump on a wall.

If you go down in your fall, please leave a note on your wall.

First there’s winter, then spring, then summer, then fall. 
If you go counterclockwise, then you’ll bump on a wall.
First there’s winter, then spring, then summer, then fall. 
If you go counterclockwise, then you’ll bump on a wall.