I went to Egypt to dig up a mum, But, I stayed at a hotel and drank tankards of rum, So, I let the mum be, And, watched cable TV, While chewing on a big wad of gum.
First, a turtle bit my toe, And, the pain filled me with woe, Then, a rattle snake bit my shin, And, he pumped some poison in, A large shark bit my thigh, And, the pain made me cry, Then, bird droppings fell on my head, That’s what sent me home to bed.
There was a vampire named Lonnie, She turned her girlfriend named Connie, Together with great ease, They fed as they would please, On the blood of Donny and Ronnie. Lonnie was a vampire, Who lived out in the sticks, No mortal ever found her, She knew her vampire tricks. Ode to Lonnie the vampire, If you found her it was dire, She never thought twice, To bite your neck thrice, Your blood lit her veins on fire. Lonnie the vampire never aged, If you crossed her she was enraged, In hundreds of years she never forgave, Anyone she deemed a knave,
Don't try to atone, She'll break every bone, Then, celebrate with a rave.
I played golf and I ran out of green, 7 holes left but, no money machine, There'll be no caddy tip, My beer tab I must skip, I must sneak off of the golf course, unseen.
Pam tapped her black, shiny keyboard, as she typed tippy tap,
Pam sucked down a cola soda, as her earbuds boomed rap,
Pam worked in a law office.
For a lawyer named Crawfice,
Pam filled out legal documents, with fancy, wordy crap.
There once was a man named Perkins,
He loved eating sour Gherkins,
He ate so many one night,
His lips puckered up tight,
It took days to fix his mouth work-ins.
A man named Perkins owned a pet store,
He sold little pigs, but nothing more,
He tried selling big hogs,
They were heavy like logs,