Gypsy Woman br br Madam Bushka she called herself br As she pulled a book from the shelf br Look into the crystal ball br It will reveal it all br br Let me read the lines in your hand br Look on and I’ll tell you a story young man br Sit, sit this won’t take long br Words to my ears like a love song br br Look here and you will see br Your past, present, and your future history br Look into my eyes I was told br She saw I was hurting, bitter, and cold br br Hatred, contempt she saw in my heart br These ill feelings shall tear you apart br Live and let die she said to me br Better things are ahead you’ll see br br I see money more than you could spend br I see cars, boats, around the bend br I see you on a horse on twenty acres of land br Only if you put more money in my hand br br All these things shall come to pass br But nothing from nothing can ever last br Sensual words flew from her lips br When she said these things are at my finger tips br br I couldn’t believe my ears nor eyes br All she said must be lies br No my son she said to me br Just believe and you shall see br br Only one thing I ask of you br Give unto me what is due br I sat for awhile and I wondered br What could she want my first child I pondered br br Then she took a sip of red wine br And said no just what is rightfully mine br Listen my son and listen well br Pay now or dam your soul to hell br br My pockets ran dry and I ran a cold sweat br A dreadful night if I could only forget br How could I lose everything I had br Wishful thinking from a young ladbr br Wilfred Mellersbr br