Let Us Go For A Walk

Oh Dad, on this fine morn, let us go for a walk On the way you can meet your friends and talk The road is quiet and the meadows wide All you need is to keep your gloom aside Dad, you were once such a charming debonair Of late I see you reclining on your arm chair How we want you to be smart as before And see the lost cheer, you quickly restore On this fine morning let us roam a bit When tired, in the shade of trees, we will rest Such outings are needed for your health You used to remind us that health is wealth Seeing you thoroughly lost, causes us much pain How we like to see our dad smiling once again It is depressing to see you so feeble and faint Know that you are absolutely free of any complaint If your sharp senses, once more you employ Do you know how great will be our joy! Why you refuse to listen and pretend to be deaf? All we strive is to see you return to your former self Why keep unnecessary anxieties inside? Be assured, we are always by your side Know that you have no cause for alarm Believe, you are free of all serious harm The love you lavished on us, we can never forget Your present lackluster spirit is all that we object Don't sit here so lonely, brooding and yawning Come on Dad! Let us go for a walk this morning!