ain't never getting the cargo of my blueberry boat. --It's sad and it's cold at the bottom of the sea but at least I got my blueberries with me.
Going down Morgan with Janko, Jerko, and Jerry We downed our Pils, and over at the South Shore, they sipped their sherry I opened my Kaiserized speller
I hate the steam train that whistles woozy my bird brain That sends my spaniel insane And I?ll stop riding sidesaddle if they don?t stop the clickity
I wanted to be a typewriter mender when I grew up But things didn?t work out so, sleep Late in the morning, climb up Mt. Olympia and replace a Return
Later at lunch with the taco lettuce crunch crunch She sets herself apart the bunch How bad does she seem She makes me wanna scream On the phone with
Came a card marked Mason City From my forwarder Shut the door, don?t let my dad see Read aloud, Dear sir Understanding you account an upright gentlemen
I kicked my dog I was mean to him before I guess that?s why he walked out my door I really wish I could see him some more I looked under the mats and
you ain?t never getting the cargo of my blueberry boat It?s sad and it?s cold at the bottom of the sea But at least I got my blueberries with me
At last when the choice was neither/nor Bottom of the bay we?re set ashore Went into town beg what we lack Two hundred stripes on horseback Wearing
I had a locket A little silver charm Given to me so to keep me out of harm Canvasing the quay side trying to earn my keep A killick tore it off my neck
I was eighteen years old, just a research volunteer I walked home from the TCBY each night with no fear One particular starry eleven o?clock, I went
Tea time at Damascus computer cafe, I'm looking busy and staring off the other way Leverkusen, Juventus; Leeds vs. Valencia I'm over-hearing all their
Catamaran Man You?re my cousin You?re my blood You?re ten feet tall And tan from the sun After sailing all day You sleep in your car Throw the cushions
Pick up your trumpet Your plastic pretend trumpet Blow me your horn today Pick up your tambourine Your Fisher Price my first tambourine Jingle and jangle