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Butter


Butter

I don't really like butter

In any way,

Shape,

or Form.

And speaking of form--

Do you know what butter

will do to yours?

Why, you'll bloat and you'll bloat

And fifty pounds later, match widths with

a boat

So before you bite into butter

be sure you know the benefits

of having lots of blubber

'Cause that's the only thing you'll get

from bein' a butter - lover

 

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