Fourteen Years

I met a girl along the road the other day She asked me if I was in fact going her way She told me that to me she had a lot to say And much for better if we walked along She told me she could tell that I was lonely too And hoped to love another girl I could do Because she said I see so much in me and you I want so much to take you home And it's been fourteen years since she picked me up And it's been fourteen years of bliss And all the happiness that our hearts have forged No one could ask for more than this When she took me to her place There she took me apart Put me, put me together again A cherished work of lesbian love art She taught me so, so much about her waterfall The flows between her pillars that themselves enthrall Beneath which my bare parts hear nature's call And lustily they build it to scream And it's been fourteen years since she picked me up And it's been fourteen years of bliss And all the happiness that our hearts have forged No one could ask for more than this And it's been fourteen years since she picked me up And it's been fourteen years of bliss And all the happiness that our hearts have forged No one could ask for more than this