John Prine — Humidity Built the Snowman

Does he still think about her? Why, there was never really any doubt Every time he lights a candle Or blows a candle out The scientific nature of the ordinary man Is to go on out and do the best you can I don't think that you know That I think you don't know That old barometer goes crazy, baby Every time it starts to snow You won't find me walking Around your part of town Humidity built the snowman Sunshine brought him down This world is full of people They never seem to fall Somebody said they seen you You hadn't changed at all The fundamental story of the contemporary man Is to walk away and someday understand I don't think that you know That I think you don't know That old barometer goes crazy, baby Every time it starts to snow And you won't find me walking Around your part of town Humidity built the snowman Sunshine brought him down The scientific nature of the ordinary man Is to go on out and do the best you can I don't think that you know That I think you don't know That old barometer goes crazy, baby Every time it starts to snow You won't find me walking Around your part of town Humidity built the snowman Sunshine brought him down Humidity built the snowman Sunshine brought him down Brought him down