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Trouble in Guam


In Guam

I threw a coconut at my neighbors' house

And blamed it on Ryan

But my parents found out

Their words were flat out violent

Still, those neighbors were always crabby.

So I made sure my throw wasn't too shabby

I snuck through like a black widow

And left a big coconut mark

On their glass window

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