Funny, Sad, Weird: Lyrics and Poems, 1989 to 2019
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Funny, Sad, Weird - Anthony Joseph Greco
FUNNY*
*Not guaranteed to be funny.
13 days with a dead racoon
With my girl I went for a ride
Didn’t see the ’coon, I slayed its hide
My peace-loving girl
I guess I can’t knock her
She said, Wait here, I’ll get a doctor
Day 1 passed without a vet
Day 2 passed, no not yet
Day 3, man it started to stink
Day 4 went and I needed a drink
Day 5 came and there were flies
On Day 6 I couldn’t open up my eyes
On Day 7 I was wracked with hunger
On Day 8 I couldn’t stand it any longer
On Day 9 I took a little piece
On Day 10 I thought, This isn’t bad meat
Day 11 came and I serenaded it
On Day 12 I sung, I’m sorry that I bit
Sorry that I bit you, Mr Racoon Baby
Day 13, my girl came to me at last
There was no vet and she was sporting a cast
She got run over on her way back into town
She fell into a lake and almost nearly drown
Looking down, she saw I’d eaten from our friend
She furrowed up her brow and looked down on me just then
Then I decided, why bother to deny it
I looked at her and said, Don’t knock it ‘til you try it
13 days with a dead racoon
Armstrong spent less time on the moon
13 days is way too long
To babysit roadkill and sing it songs
Baby I’m bored
Signs in car windows
How passé, how stupid
Like I really care
About your dumb kid
Baby on Board
Well give me a break
That's not a good reason
For me to start using my brakes
Baby I’m bored
There’s road left to travel
Baby I’m bored
There’s still mystery to unravel
You know what sign
I’d have in my car?
One that explains
Why I drive so fast and so far
Baby I’m bored
Is what I have to say
So take your kid home
And get the hell out of my way
Baby I’m bored
So lock up your child
Baby I’m bored
And I was born to be wild
Bitch
I am looking for a bitch
And any one will do
She don’t gotta be rich
And can have a pup or two
But she’d better have some eggs
Left inside her womb
Otherwise I wasted
The money on this room
Butterfly stroke
I was pretty, I was healthy
I never ate hamburger
But I got caught at someone’s barbecue
And now I have no feeling in my lower left wing
It was a butterfly stroke
And you can laugh if you want
But now I just fly in circles
And that’s how I got caught
I guess I got sick of aphids
And the sap that oozes from elms
And those people eating all that meat
They really seemed to be enjoying themselves
A human I guess
Gets a bunch of days to gorge themselves
But we’re different, it was a sudden thing
I barely finished my fries
When I lost feeling in my side
It was a butterfly stroke
And you can laugh if you want
But now I just fly in circles
And that’s how I got caught
Can’t relax in slacks
I used to wear pajamas when I was a kid
I sometimes wear suspenders like my grandpa did
I’ll put on my sweatpants when I’m hanging around
I’ll go without socks when it’s not cold on the ground
I even like shorts, in my closet I have stacks
But semi-formal pants are not for me
I can’t relax in slacks
I can’t relax in slacks
I’ve gotta give you the facts
I can’t relax in slacks
Chuck Norris
When you need a tree cut down
When your entire family drowns
When a bully picks on you
When you need to pick out shoes
When global warming looms
When you need to decorate a room
When the president’s a jerk
When you’re late for work
Any problem big or small
That you have to face
Shrinks down into nothing
When Chuck is on the case
Commode
I know where it’s at
I know a commode is a hat
And even though it may also be
A place where my uncle once shat
I know that a commode is hat
I know where it’s at
Because I know a commode’s a chest of drawers
And even though it may also be
Where my uncle peed on Army tours
I know a commode’s a chest of drawers
Of the English language I have a command
I know a commode’s a movable stand
And even though it may also be
What my uncle likes to call the can
I know a commode’s a movable stand
Take your lace headdress and shit in it
Take your crapper and put it on your head
We will be alive in one form or another
Long after one language goes dead
Damn the consequences
I don’t care anymore
Damn the consequences
Get the neighbors angry
Then just build higher fences
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