It’s in a state of disgrace
Resulting from detestable behaviour
Where hatred and contempt reign
And despicable acts are the norm
Simple pure unadulterated odium
Hatred and condemnation
Loathing and contempt
Disrepute or infamy
Hate coupled with disgust
Pure unadulterated odium
That’s why I avoid the forum
When I was a kid
My sister worked
At the Odeon Wood Green
And got me in for nothing
I loved the pictures
And I went everyday
It was a special place to me
Of course it was a far cry
From its Roman namesake
With its grand architecture
And hi-brow classical
Musical performances
But it was a magical place
Where I lost myself
In the flickering shadows
Of movieland
And escaped reality
The endless pavement
Eats away the leather
Wears away my soles
And with each step
My spirits erode
Until I am threadbare
And broken
With worn out soles
On the perpetual pavement
Luminary personage
Of prominence
A bright light
In the firmament
Truly brilliant
Outshone only
By his achievements
Who killed Mary what’s her name
What
a way to go
When
tomorrow comes
Where
were you when the lights went out?
Why
are you not here?
“Blazing
Saddles” is a comedy western, written by Norman Steinberg, Andrew Bergman,
Richard Pryor and Alan Uger, from the Story by Andrew Bergman and Directed by
Mel Brooks.
It’s
the story of a town where everyone seems to be named Johnson, but apart from
that it’s in the way of the railroad and in order to grab their land, a
politically connected nasty individual, Hedley Lemar (Harvey Korman), sends in
his henchmen, lead by Taggart (Slim Pickens) to make the town unliveable.
The
town demands a replacement, from the Governor, Lepetomane (Mel Brooks), after
their Sheriff is killed, and Hedley convinces him to send the town the first
Black Sheriff in the west.
Sherriff
Bart (Cleavon Little) is a sophisticated urbanite has some difficulty winning
over the townspeople but when he does he soon becomes Lemar’s most
formidable adversary aided by Jim
the gunslinger (Gene Wilder), despite Lemar using Lili Von Shtupp (Madeline
Kahn) and Mongo (Alex Karras).
When a cop stopped me for speeding
They
fined me one hundred pounds
“I
was only trying to keep up with traffic”
But
the traffic officer stood his ground
Then
he look at me and responded
“But
there are no other cars around”
“I
know” I said “I was doing a hundred
And
I was still losing ground
