Try not to waste one single second. It may be your last.
Better jump so high
you touch the sky
Don't stop jumping until
summer again in July
because starting now and
inbetween you might just cry
With all the bull crap in life
that does multiply
and the devil will apply
The devil suppose to that's why
It's our job to try and defy
Of course it might be in a pigs eye
Pork on the plate
it's just the pigs fate
Three six nine
the Monkey drank wine
During the time he felt just fine
However he heard the big gorilla say
now your monkey butt is mine
Sooner and no later I will hear
your little behind wine
and to me that will be just fine
The big ape beat the monkeys butt
and went on to dine
The monkey lay on the ground all
beat up with a broken spine
Monkey see but monkey can
no longer do
cause monkeys behind is just
about through
Monkey wasted a whole lot of
good time not taking it wise
next thing he knew life hit him
with a big ape surprise
Which opened up his eyes
Monkey lay on the ground in a
messed up state
and now whatever is just too late
There will be no more bananas
served on his plate
opg
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Reviewed by Chantilly Lace (Reader)
Reviewed on October 3, 2010
So very wise sweet sweet man..sorry I have been always on business etc.sure have missed you...keep smiling darlin OK...Hugss
Love Always,
Chanti Lace xoxoxo
Lots of wisdom here and very cute.
Of course it might be in a pigs eye
Pork on the plate
it's just the pigs fate This part provokes me to share this with you.
My granddaughter said to her mother, "I'm sorry the pig had to die but I don't mind. I like bacon." LOL
God bless,
Lew
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Love Always,
Chanti Lace xoxoxo
Of course it might be in a pigs eye
Pork on the plate
it's just the pigs fate This part provokes me to share this with you.
My granddaughter said to her mother, "I'm sorry the pig had to die but I don't mind. I like bacon." LOL
God bless,
Lew
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