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Blue Rock's Scheme
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BLUE ROCK'S SCHEME © 2006


 


Come with me, if you will


And sit with me upon the hill.


Take a gander down 'toward my town


Get a load of the silly clowns!


 


Now, I must say old Blue Rock


Is full of one horse dirty socks


Cause Mabel never turned a washer on


Or filled a bathtub with her thumb!


 


Old Clem sits there, his mouth is full


Of chaw terbakkie; spillin' bull.


Smackin' down a swig or two


Tellin' yarns on me and you.


 


The sheriff hides when Mabel screams


Cause he knows she's a nightmare's dream.


He's been there more than once or twice


Pullin' her down; she's swattin' the lice.


 


If only she would clean her house


She wouldn't have the dirty louse.


Now I'm not talkin' about the nits


It's her husband, the dirty twit!


 


Her cousin George lies like a dog


Couldn't tell the truth; he's lost in a fog.


Staggers round from room to room


We all know his name spells doom.


 


Lookie there, why it's the twins


Can't tell'em apart cause of their grins.


Gotta be careful, tho, they might explode


Been eatin' them beans; a whole truck load!


 


Over yonder, it's the Flippin's house


Never know next, who's gonna crouch


Outside their windows all blacked out


A smellin' that smoke...sure is stout!


 


Now, I'm not one to poke and prod


Don't care 'bout them stupid clods.


Jist leave me be, let me do my thing


While I sit here watchin' Blue Rock's scheme.


 


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