Way back in my youth,
which was many moons ago,
us kids used to sing
a silly little ditty.
Herein lies
the unexpergated version.
"Down on the farm...
they all ask for you.
Every day
in every way...
they all ask for you.
Down on the farm...
they all ask for you.
Oh the pigs ask...
the cows ask...
the horses ask...
down on the farm...
they all ask for you.
Every day
in every way...
they all ask for you.
Down on the farm."
Now there is second verse
to this silly little ditty.
It's called "Reverse."
Would you like to hear it?
Or do I dare ask?
I'll listen to (read?) almost anything. The strange thing is, way back in the day when I hung around farms, I heard some funny songs sung, but I never ever heard of this silly ditty. It certainly isn't very witty. Not even get down and dirty ditty. Isn't even witty.
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Maybe the second verse will reverse the problem.
Ron