| A Fine Rhyme This Time |
| I talked to skinny Minnie 'bout the birds stuck in her hair She said that she loved their song That followed everywhere I spoke to fatty Patty 'bout the snakes she liked to wear She said she hated all the boys And the snakes gave them a scare I yelled at messy Jessie 'bout the mess there in his lair He said he couldn't help himself Cause he thought he was a bear I screamed at gooey Louie 'bout tippin' cows with such a flair He said he thought it all great fun And the cows don't seem to care I preached to hairy Larry 'bout the way he treated air He said it eased his every breath His exhale he would share I swore at dandy Andy 'bout how he made the iceman dare To step right out into the sun And how he melted there I rapped with silly Willy 'bout his racing at the fair He said to bet twenty to one On him and his black mare I sang to fancy Nancy 'bout her body like a pear She said her figure really sucked And it wasn't very rare I read to handy Mandy 'bout this poem I penned while bare She called it fuckin' stupid And said I should find another job |