- asking for respect when we feel powerless
MY LITTLE CLOCK
You’ve got a big clock
I’ve got a little clock too
Your clock’s for your time
Your big clock pushes you
When you’re in a hurry
My little clock’s pushed aside
Y’make me use your clock
Y’don’t care about my clock’s size
When your clock is ticking
Then everything changes
You haven’t got time to explain
I have to use your time
You push me and pull me
And it never enters your brain, that
You’ve got a big clock
I’ve got a little clock too
My clock’s for my time
Your clock’s time is up to you
Your clock’s important
It’s bigger, it makes more noise
But my clock’s important
Though you think it’s just a toy
You’re only trying
To help me feel better
At least that’s what you say
But I feel angry
I don’t feel better
When m’little clock’s treated this way, ohhh,
You’ve got a big clock
I’ve got a little clock too
I listen to your clock
Please listen to m’little clock too
I’ve only got a little time
Do you have a little time?
A little time on your big clock?
That’s all that I want from you.
Written by Peter Alsop, ©1989, Moose School Music (BMI)
On In The Hospital, Family Roles & Songs On Recovery and Addiction – www.peteralsop.com
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