Oh Lord, don’t you buy me a Mercedes Benz.
My kids are in rehab, I must make amends.
Toyotas and Hondas are now my best friends;
So Lord don’t you buy me a Mercedes Benz.
Lord, please don’t buy me a colour TV
I’m counting on you Lord, I don’t need HD
The kids are IMing and Tivo till three
So Lord don’t you buy be a colour TV.
Lord don’t you buy me a night on the town
I’m crazy already, and think I might drown.
Those twenty four sick packs and interesting brown
Please Lord, don’t you buy me a night on the town.
Oh Lord if you let it a favour I’ll crave
Tattoos that I died for I’d like to erase
I don’t know who ‘John’ was and “Willard’ was crazed
So Lord could you wipe out those old crazy days?
Oh my guess what...I have all these and more in my yard right this moment "Toyota, Honda ( 3 Isuzu's All cracked), Nissan 4x4 and a Mercedes Benz.... but no tattoos...lol!!
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Reviewed by Brian Hartford (Reader)
Reviewed on September 19, 2006
Let's see old Mate. I was wearing a skinhead haircut and Marine Corps Green. Just back from Nam....I did try the "Brown Acid...it was a bumber!" the world looked a lot better than it had for a long time...nobody asked me how many babies I had killed...and I got layed ...over and over again" ...Oh Lord, I can touch the sky!"
I was 15 . Woodstock '69, and remember very little of it, though I did lose my virginity at least once, possibly more...LOL! I enjoyed this immensely, thanks for a grin before I go to bed...Peace thru the Write, Ed & Rufuz (w00f)
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Thanks, Peter, for a trip to another time...
Brian Hartford
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