To Each His Own — текст песни (Gilbert O`sullivan)

You say some day, oh baby let`s get away, Me, I`ll stay at home,
to each his own Blackbird on the wire leave something to be desired,
This bird hasn`t flown, to each his own Where in the world would
you ever incur, Such incongruous statements as incongruous as
that You write every day, how many words I can say, Me I telephone,
to each his own To each his own, I`m not a prude by any means,
But nudity upon the screens has reached a point Where acting
is now secondary, It`s now no longer what you wear, But what
you are prepared to bear, The point being that the more you show,
The bigger you`ll be, To each his own; Of ever moment I cherish
alone, It amazes me how easily I`m scared of that, You say some
day, oh baby let`s get away, Me, I`ll stay at home, to each his
own I`m not afraid to say right now, That if I had to milk a
cow, I`m sure I could do a damned good job of doing it, I`ve
always been a real dab had at this dab hand, On the other hand,
forgive me for the pun, Because I just couldn`t resist it