“The Light‑Weight Coffee Ballad”
(Featuring Sweetie on backup chirps)
This is a light weight video from Sweetie Bird. She had Mom, Vicki, me, turn off the news to have fun today. Taking a break. No Folgers for me, just light weight humor, and light weight coffee with no acid to burn through the atmosphere,

“The Light‑Weight Coffee Ballad”
(Featuring Sweetie on backup chirps)
Verse 1
Ohhh the coffee cup saga,
Of cream, strong, and weak
Where the diva sips her gentle brew,
Light roast, soft and meek.
Sweetie tweets loudly for morning blue,
A tiny, feathered beat,
As you raise your cup of calmness
In your Riverside retreat.
Chorus
Tweet with Sweetie,
Sip the lightweight, easy coffee…
While the other Queen of Folgers marches in
With her forty-eight‑ounce decree.
She prances with her coffee can,
Dark roast in her hand
“Who cares about your tummy, babe?
This is Queen Coffee Land!”
Verse 2
You said, “I can’t drink Folgers,”
Your body said, “No thanks.”
But she returned with a mega‑can
The size of two whole banks.
The acidity is plotting,
The strong brew takes its stand
But me and Sweetie rise above
With my gentle roast in hand.
Bridge
Ohhh the lightweights of the kingdom,
With soft and pure stomachs
We bow not to the bitterness,
We choose the calm and sure.
Let the Queen of Western Folgers
Sip her potion bold and deep
You will be vibing with your mellow cup
While Sweetie sings you to sleep.
Final Chorus
Tweet with Sweetie,
Raise your gentle brew up high
Let the strong roast roar its thunder,
Let the Folgers queen defy.
But my cup is full of softness,
Your spirit light and free
For the Coffee Saga’s hero
Is the light roast diva…
(That is YOU Mom, Vicki.) says Sweetie Bird

WRITTEN, EDITED, CTREATED by
Trusselli Art
Vicki & Sweetie Bird
Outstages Cafe Art Studio
California
copyright 2026
About the Creator
Vicki Lawana Trusselli
I am 76 year old California mythic storyteller blending lived truth, technology, and sovereign survival into multimedia art.
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