The Earth and Other Minor Things

The postman or Mama, or Aunt Alicia
That's all it seems to be a question of
A pauper or a slave, or Aunt Alicia
But not a mention anywhere of love
What is there that anyone can teach
When everything I want is out of reach?
I know about the earth and other minor things
Why caterpillars smile, and summertime has wings
How if somewhere there's always a dawn
The earth must be worth being on
But there's one thing that makes a continual riddle of it
Why oh why I'm here in the middle of it all
I don't belong where the crowds are
Why don't I go where the clouds are?
I know about the leaves that fall and then are gone
How small a kite becomes with no one holding on
And I can't be a cloud in a storm
With nowhere to go to be warm
But as long as I can't find a clue to the riddle of it
What am I to do in the middle of it all?
I don't belong where the crowds are
I don't belong where the clouds are
Then where do I belong?



Credits
Writer(s): Frederick Loewe, Alan Jay Lerner
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