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The "Bloop"


Throughout the Pacific Ocean they hear a peculiar sound

A kind of bloopig heard all around

The source is thought not to be manmade

A sound unlike any other, rising rapidly then it will fade

The "Bloop" was heard by the Navy,

But to me, it all seems kind of crazy

 

The blue whale, the loudest recorded animal was no compare

I'd like to say I'm withought a worry or care,

But honestly, when I think about it, it gives me quite a scare

 

I avoid it as much as I can,

But sometimes that isn't enough

I wish I could put on a ban

From thinking upon this sound, because let's face it, it's way too tough

 

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