If
If you live atop a mountain
Or under a hill
Or even in a jungle
As some people will
If you’re as short as a dwarf
Or as tall as a giant
As cowardly as a stork
Or as courageous as a lion
If you’re as rich as Bill Gates
Or as poor as Bob Cratchet
As dull as a butter knife
Or as sharp as a hatchet
If you’re as smart as Stephen Hawkins
Or as dumb as Bob
As skinny as Mr. Fantastic
Or as fat as the Blob
If you’re as mean as a demon
Or as nice as a saint
As generous as charity
Or as stingy as a bank
If you love like Cupid
And hate like Hades
If you sell like men
And buy like ladies
Then you’re a lot like some
And not like any
Don’t change your ways
Of you there aren’t many
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