In A Funk With A Drunk!
The cat heard a whiner nearby. He is sure one whiny guy. I ran under the bed. But still easy to hear what the whiner said. So this ode came to be. Only thing such umm idiots will ever get from me.
Boo hoo, boo hoo.
What I say is so true.
I'm starving and broke.
I can't afford a Coke.
Life is so hard.
No gas to mow the yard.
No money for bills.
I'm the talk of rumor mills.
Milling and tilling.
My life isn't thrilling.
It is so so so bad.
I'm so so so sad.
Wait here for me.
I've got a place to be.
I'll be back in a jiffy.
I have to go get spiffy.
These are my last ones.
The washer no longer runs.
The last clean clothes.
Oh, life gives me so many woes.
I'm off for a drive.
I don't know if I'll survive.
But I need to go.
I've got things to do, you know.
That hits the spot.
Makes the day less hot.
Eases my worried mind.
I only get the good kind.
300 bucks a week.
My liquor sure doesn't play hide and seek.
It gets me through the day.
Life is so hard my way.
Only 300 unless I run out.
Then maybe another 100 comes about.
I need my cigarettes too.
That's only a few 100 or two.
I have no idea how to survive.
Those bills are eating me alive.
Ah. That hit the spot.
No. I don't drink a lot.
Pffffffffffffft from the cat. He never whined to me again after that. Guess he didn't like what I had to say. I'm sure you can guess that it wasn't a very nice retort from our bay. Know any such whiny drunks like that? Or maybe just whiny where they are at. Got no time for them at my sea. On them the cat wouldn't even pee. I guess toward them I am a bit crass. But that keeps such fools from whining more than once to my little rhyming ass.
Fill your rummer, get drunk all summer.
Boo hoo, boo hoo.
What I say is so true.
I'm starving and broke.
I can't afford a Coke.
Life is so hard.
No gas to mow the yard.
No money for bills.
I'm the talk of rumor mills.
Milling and tilling.
My life isn't thrilling.
It is so so so bad.
I'm so so so sad.
Wait here for me.
I've got a place to be.
I'll be back in a jiffy.
I have to go get spiffy.
These are my last ones.
The washer no longer runs.
The last clean clothes.
Oh, life gives me so many woes.
I'm off for a drive.
I don't know if I'll survive.
But I need to go.
I've got things to do, you know.
That hits the spot.
Makes the day less hot.
Eases my worried mind.
I only get the good kind.
300 bucks a week.
My liquor sure doesn't play hide and seek.
It gets me through the day.
Life is so hard my way.
Only 300 unless I run out.
Then maybe another 100 comes about.
I need my cigarettes too.
That's only a few 100 or two.
I have no idea how to survive.
Those bills are eating me alive.
Ah. That hit the spot.
No. I don't drink a lot.
Pffffffffffffft from the cat. He never whined to me again after that. Guess he didn't like what I had to say. I'm sure you can guess that it wasn't a very nice retort from our bay. Know any such whiny drunks like that? Or maybe just whiny where they are at. Got no time for them at my sea. On them the cat wouldn't even pee. I guess toward them I am a bit crass. But that keeps such fools from whining more than once to my little rhyming ass.
Fill your rummer, get drunk all summer.
Published on July 15, 2018 03:00
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