Peter Mulvery Lyrics Stuck in my Head

I watched his concert on-line (oh, these amazing internets), and in my tired, dreary, getting over a cold, snowing as we move into April moment, some of his lyrics particularly resonated. So here, in no particular order (videos where I could find them):

• Funny, you never think you're gonna need no Dynamite Bill, 'til someday something happens and you find that you will need Dynamite Bill because you gotta make something go boom.

• Years go by and your thirty-three. It's time for the Cross or the Bhodhi tree. But you'd like to cry when you skin your knee. Man it's hard.

• You will always mean what you mean to me. (BBB, you still do)

• And all will be right with the world down to the dirt on your shoes.

• Some people they go lightly. Some people go heavy as hell.
  

• and she must have missed the road sign that said "from now on nothing will be clear"

• Perhaps it's worth mentioning as I write this song down, I am the happiest fucker alive.

• You my parlor music. You, my kitchen sink. You the barefoot midnight crossing, of you my skating rink. (tragically, I can't find a video, for what I think is the truest love song ever written)
  

• and today the earth is warm, and the blackbirds have returned. And I have heard this one before, and it's beautiful. It's beautiful. Especially the part that we can't quite name, it's beautiful.
  

• These days it's all about the monkeys. (also, sadly no video, but I think that says it all, really)
  

and here's him singing my sister's song.