Nina At Work
Bob A. Feldman
A folk song/love song--written for Nina in early 1975--about working as "a temp" for a church organization in Manhattan during the 1970s and feeling love vibrations for a "similar soul".
(chorus)
Nina at work
Nina in the church
Nina for lunch
Nina for dessert.
(verses)
Nina, you make work tolerable
For Nina, I suspect, we have similar souls;
Nina, it's a pleasure to work close to you,
Nina, come to me if you ever feel blue. (chorus)
Nina, I'm glad you like to sing
Nina, I haven't yet felt you sting'
Nina, I think I feel a love for you,
Nina, please, tell me a joke or two. (chorus)
Nina, in the middle of all that religion
Nina, as I stagger through this 9-to-5 prison;
Nina, would you like me to give you a flower?
Nina, I wouldn't mind touching your hair. (chorus)
Nina, here'a a little song for you
Nina, here's a bunch of words old and new;
Nina, can you understand the insanity?
Nina, can you appreciate the absurdity? (chorus)