In the first verse the writer talks about a lady who is buying him a
             present. If she gets the right thing than he will be happy and it would be
             heaven. If she doesn't get the right gift, than all she has to say is one thing
             and he will forgive her. The second verse says that he wasn't clear about
             what he wants for the gift so she gos to a store by a brook. The store sells
             sculptures of the forest and she finds a singing bird clock, (cookoo clock). In
             the third verse he writes about his neighbour having a fire in the bush and he
             sees the smoke rise from the trees. He thinks about leaving to go see what his
             neighbour is doing when he hears the guy call out to him. In the fourth verse
             he says that his neighbour is a member of his band he thinks about them
             singing back there and the tune singing through the forest and then they laugh
             about it. In the fifth verse he talks about himself having trouble in the band.
             The "spring cleaning" means that he is just getting himself organised and
             finding what it is he is supposed to be doing with his life. If he has any
             trouble he can either quit the band and find a new one or just fix the
             problems in the one he has now. I think the sixth verse talks about his
             struggle with drugs. The "whispering wind" means that talking to someone
             about it will solve the problem. The last verse says that you will always find
             your soul mate and everything will turn out even in the worst of times. This is
             ...