The Mad Ones
The mad ones don’t forget.
When saner friends have flown
Away to warmer climes
And you, and you alone,
Lament the bygone times:
The mad ones don’t forget.
Untroubled minds desert
For tamer tides in time,
But troubled souls avert
The death of unison sublime:
The mad ones don’t forget.
Across the bloodied fields
Of grim and lonesome years,
Their friendship never yields;
For this, I hold them dear:
The mad ones don’t forget.