Brotherhood
In between our massive columns
My Ray-ban shielded eyes first found
A mistress as fickle as any lady
Playing, and playing, the same old sound
Always a wheeze as we stretched her soul
Never missing a clank while we mined our coal
But more trusty than anything in any mine
I’ll brag how I’ve know her since starting my time
Keg, oh keg, you bring us such joy
And you do it so quickly
Filling the cups of every thirsty girl and boy
But when it’s all done, you do earn my pity
For the situation you’re in is indeed quite shitty
You’re our pledge forever because you were never quite as witty
I crossd pussy and yuo nevr wll
But yuore my favorte, so I’ll spare some time to kill
And I’ll resume my post
While we count our old scores
Back to when we were brothers working these fine, fine doors
If only! But let us begin with a toast
I remember our class
O I remember it well
We scurried and scrambled
It was a living hell
But now where are we?
You still remain
Just as you were
Is that my shame?
I was our president
I thought we had learned all about their games
But not all, I repent
So yes, this is my shame
But still you’ll be here
Long after I’m gone
I wish not, but you cannot stay my peer
For you are the castle, and I am the pawn
Yet now I must go for I’ve been here too long
A buzz, I must retreat, to leave you a loner
So keep with you this last song
Because loud are Ted’s shouts, calling me a boner.
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