Everyone that I ever knew was cramped into a little building with a concrete floor.
Dimly lit it smelled of stale smoke and friends
were choking back the tears that they had come there for.
And I was in a little jar up on the stage.
All my records and guitars were neatly placed.

Left of the tables of food, sad two girls I could no recall speaking too
And one told the other,
"Don't cry, we still have three of the others, it will be alright!"
And I was hovering overhead taking it in.
I cannot believe he is dead, he was just beginning to begin.

And there were a number of speeches where people said what they didn't want me to know.
Telling all types of secrets, I wish I would have had a clue five days ago.
It would've been quite a surprise to look them dead in the eyes, and say

Well it was a lovely affair, people cared more than I had ever though they would.
Some kids stole what was left of the booze.
The cleanup crew worked as hard as they thought they should.
And I was in a little jar up on the stage.
I cannot believe he is dead, he was just beginning to begin.