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There once was a man that flew to the moon
but all he had left was a metal spoon.
He dug and dug till he hit the moons core
but by than he was really really sore.
He slept in the moon and watched the world spin
and on his face was a wistful grin.
He laughed and he laughed because he had thought
That all the fame and fortune was what he had sought.
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