She Smacked Me with a Rubber Violin
I've come to realize my merry disposition
Is a direct result of idiotic intuition,
and by this, of course, I mean to say
I have no idea what I'm doing.
I find it funny I can whistle
To signal dear Miss Fortune's dissmissal,
She seems to leave when I begin.
She must not like my singing.
I think it's noble I can cook
At least for the boys down by Debty's brook,
And while they don't have satin or lace
They seem to like my PB & Js.
I know it's sweet I can tally,
And I thank school for this, really.
When I discovered today was her 78th,
I ran down to the bakr'y for a birthday cake.
Her favorite flavor and custard were easy to find
But the candles I needed were of too many designs
She wouldn't like stripes,
And I find dots too showy.
She told me it was absurd I prepared it for her,
But I saw the tears in her eyes.
She laughed and we ate and we stayed up too late
Boy, she sure does love Sir Prize.
I appreciate those boys down at Debty's brook.
They keep good compn'y when Miss Fortune doesn't overlook
The unyeilding track of time.
78 she deemed too late.
I remember the days she'd wait for me
With her delicious PB & Js.
I'm glad I shared her recipe
because Debty's boys now wait for me,
And today's my 78th.
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