In the election I don't know how to vote,
All the politicians just seem so remote,
I guess I'll vote for the best dancers,
Maybe they'll have the best answers,
I'd vote for bakers but, they all sugarcoat.
"Arithmetic" starts with an "A",
With such a good letter I should've had a good day,
But, what would it be?
On my math test was an "E",
So, in 1st grade I guess I will stay.
My dog bit my face off and it was not pleasant,
He can't see too well and thought I a pheasant,
I don't blame him too much,
And, my face needed a touch,
Now, I don't look just like another peasant.
I shucked a peanut and no nut was there,
It was a great disappointment that I could not bare,
So, I shucked another,
It had no nut like it's brother,
Then, I started pulling out handfuls of my hair.
My dog Jim found a fish in an old paper bag,
It smelled bad but Jim's tail did a vigorous wag,
It did not me take much of a study,
To see Jim had a new little buddy,
A buddy that just made me gag.
I started a bonfire on Memorial Day,
The forest caught fire and I was blamed right away,
But, I told them I bet,
It was a cigarette,
For I let some lit ones go astray.
Randy built skyscrapers way up in the sky,
He built them way up where star ships would fly,
But, it really is sad,
How things went so bad,
Randy was ticketed for being too high.
My teabag breaks and spoils my drink,
I don't drink my tea so, all day I couldn't think,
I did try a Coke,
But, the Coke bottle broke,
When it went down the disposal in the sink.
It snowed and froze my pickle buds,
Now my pickle blossoms are just cruds,
And, it's so late in the season,
This cold spring is a treason,
I'll feel better when I crack open some suds.
My microwave dish today did not please,
For it melted and mixed with my cheddar cheese,
And, it was without any pleasure,
Disposing of my cheddar treasure,
And, that bright golden cheddar did tease.
My psychic told me I could be president,
So off to the primaries I gleefully went,
But, when I got there,
They made fun of my hair,
I guess my hair didn't quite fit their tent.
Old Snook cut down my apple tree,
I told Old Snook to leave it be,
But, Snook needed a thrill,
Because dry was his still,
And, he blamed his lost liquor on me.
Although I warned him it was not suppy,
My swordfish ate my baby guppy,
Then, my swordfish just smiled,
He was a pernicious child,
So, I fed my swordfish to my sweet puppy.
I was proud of my little bean sprouts,
On media I bragged with my touts,
Then, along came a rabbit,
With a bean sprout eating habit,
Now, my touts are all met with real doubts.
I took my time machine back to the Old West,
Where I heard the living was the best,
But, a scorpion sting,
Made my tenor voice sing,
Then, I fell into a rattlesnake nest.
We are all made up of blood and guts,
And things that make nasty puddles,
But, hair and skin,
No matter how thin,
Makes it OK when the nasty stuff cuddles.
Santa went out on the ice on the bay,
Chasing a reindeer that had just run away,
But, the ice wasn't good,
Where the heavy elf stood,
He said "Ho, Ho," as he went under that day.
By my house on a hill was a tree, I cut the tree down but, I should have left the tree be, For, the tree held up the hill, My house made a topple-down spill, And, I was buried beneath the hill, house and tree.
Bill had to see a tax-attorney, Or, to the federal prison journey, But, his taxes still were far out of sight, So, Bill left on the next international flight.
Sydney was such a pill,
He couldn't remember to pay his doctor's bill,
Through his mental disturbance,
He caused much perturbance,
Now, he has a room with no window or sill.
I shot my slingshot straight up into the air,
My shot went way, way, way, way, way, way up there,
The shot fell from up there so far,
Through the windshield of my car,
Now, my slingshot has brought me despair.
Passionate Pete Porter Was a rare-bourbon snorter, But, one day he tried beer, Then, his new passion was clear, And, each glass cost just a buck and a quarter.
Molly was so melancholy,
She went to funerals to feel jolly,
And, at the service where others would mourn,
She'd crack a soda and eat popcorn,
While other girls at night would roam,
Molly spent her nights at the funeral home,
Molly so much loved the death tradition,
Molly studied and became the town mortician.
The well water from my tap looks really funny,
It's brown and gooey and not very runny,
Now, it might be caused by the chemical plant next door,
And, what they were dumping the night before,
But, at least it's easier to breathe the air,
For what they dumped on the ground was not burned in their care,
And, at least in part it was answered; my healthy environment prayer,
For only in part do I have a toxic chemical scare.
When I was a little boy I would beg my parents to
take me to see the bears. So, my parents
would drive out to the garbage dump and there we'd watch the black bears; the
big ones, the little ones and all the in-betweens. The bears rummaged through all the waste on
the ground as they stirred up an airborne sea of flies. The stench made me sick to my stomach but, the
bears didn’t seem to mind as they dug their noses deep into the heaps of
stinking cans, papers and broken dishes.And, they turned over with their great paws old shredded tires, looking
for their dinner.
We’d watch the bears
from the car until it started to get dark.By that time there were a lot of bears mulling around the dump and they
were getting closer and closer to the car.Then, when the light was really dim, we drove up the dirt road to the
main road leaving the bears to continue hunting for a meal.So, I got to see the bears.I was a very spoiled little boy.
The wind blows and blows and blows,
My trailer's roof into the sky it goes,
Then, away went the doors,
The walls and the floors,
From the basement I numbered my woes.
I decided to try out my target bow,
I pulled back the string and let it go,
But, here's the thing,
When I let go of the string,
It snapped my fingers and that caused me great woe.
I'm kind of a saver, clever fox,
Saving money by taking my lunch,
But, each day my lunchbox was stolen,
Along with my thermos full of punch,
I tried to protect my black lunch box,
And, I was not very vague,
I had written on it in red marker,
"BELONGS TO VICTIM OF BUBONIC PLAGUE,"
But, my lunchbox still went missing,
Along with my thermos full of punch,
Now, it's restaurant soup I am kissing,
And, my budget has suffered a crunch.
To get up early every day,
And, write an itinerary by which to play,
It's a meaningless job,
For every Tom, Dick and Bob,
It's the life of a salesman gone away.
Jim thought removing his bling would limit his power,
So, Jim cleaned his bling when he took a shower,
But, on one really hot water day,
Jim's bling melted away,
Now, Jim has decorated himself with a flower.
My cigar just would not light, I left it out in the rain all night, So, I threw it in the dryer, Moved the heat setting higher, Now, my cloths have a brown spotty blight.
There is a turkey in my soul,
Because last Thanksgiving you see I stole,
At the Thanksgiving feast,
The wishbone of the beast,
And mom's sterling silver gravy bowl.
It’s New Years Eve and my girl Mary, Ran off with some dude she called Barry, Even my pup ran off with some mutt, Leaving me watching a documentary on the life of king Tut, I’m so very glad that this year, Has reached its imminent demise, I shed not a single tear, I hope next year I’ll be wise, No girlfriends for me, No pets for me anymore, I’ll cherish the time I am free, While only myself I’ll adore.
There once was a fish with just one fin, He swam around and around again, All in circles he went, Till his fuel was all spent, Then a big catfish made him his din.
On Christmas day Santa sat smoking his pipe, He had just opened up a new can of fresh tripe, His job was now over, No coin till October, But, Mrs. Claus could get work; she could type.
Tina had a silver dollar collection, Each night she’d get them out for her inspection, To her numismatic joy, Two of them had a boy, She found a fifty- cent Franklin by detection.
I made a holiday cheese-ball without cheese, Because, dairy makes my kinfolk wheeze, But, the sawdust and dust, Gave my cheese-ball a crust, I guess some people you just cannot please.
Beverly made a pretty raspberry pie, It had a great smile yet, only one eye, But, before you could sneeze, She made an eye patch out of cheese, Now her pie looks like the pirate Captain Bly,
David was a young man of dread, He was always unhappy in his head, He looked down and not up, Like some sad little pup, While blue skies hid dark clouds in their stead.
I'm afraid I told my girlfriend a little fib, When I bragged about my fabulous crib, She was taken aback, With my tar papered shack, And, jabbed her elbow right into my rib.
Jim's doctor does claims for fraudulent health care, The doctor makes loads of money and Jim is aware, For Jim fakes a heart attack, And gets a hefty kickback, You see there's lots of government money to share.
There was a deer that was completely unseen, He was hiding in branches real thick and real green, To the hunters despair, They saw no deer there, At deer camp the hunters drank and went mean.
Poor Dachshund Dan, He wanted to walk like a man, But, when he walked on two legs, It was like he was moving stiff pegs, And, he was stumbling around when he ran.
My chickens are moving so slow, They blame the cold and the snow, But, if the cold they can't beat, I guess they're ready to eat, Tomorrow I'll let them all know.