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“I Used to Be So Friendly” a song by Jim Knable

Copyright 2020 by Jim Knable I’ve been looking around At the trees without any leaves The leaves blow in the wind They’re such helpless defenseless creatures I used to be so friendly I used to be so friendly But then I changed Then I changed And now I’m not so friendly anymore I went into the Marie Calendars With my parents and wife, we were desperately poor So we ordered some food, sat down until it came Then all dashed outside to the station wagon door My brother was already sitting in the car So was my grandfather and all our bags Everybody got in, I was the very last to fit, We peeled out, won’t be going to Marie Calendars again I used to be so friendly I used to be so friendly But then I changed Then I changed And now I’m not so friendly anymore In another dream I was working in Nashville Where you don’t play your own songs, but you write hooks for hire I voiced my disappointment, but I said I understood and was glad to have the work and not to be fired Wait I know what that dream is about now But I’m not gonna say it here It’s nice when you have a dream that helps you figure something out Even if the meaning of it isn’t so clear I used to be so friendly I used to be so friendly I guess I changed, I guess I changed Now I’m not so friendly any more Wait that’s just a dream Where I was singing this song In a brunch place in the middle of a Sacramento strip mall My wife would never let us dine and dash like that My parents aren’t that poor None of us live in Sacramento any more