I don’t deserve someone
Thoughtful, warm and caring
I don’t deserve someone
Loving and understanding
I don’t deserve someone
Affectionate and true
I don’t deserve any of
that
Which is why I’m stuck
with you
I don’t deserve someone
Thoughtful, warm and caring
I don’t deserve someone
Loving and understanding
I don’t deserve someone
Affectionate and true
I don’t deserve any of
that
Which is why I’m stuck
with you
“When you die”
I told my wife,
“Extinguishing
All signs of life”
Writ on granite
To survive the weather
“Here lies my wife
“When you die”
Said my wife,
“Extinguishing
All signs of life”
Writ on a plaque
Of shinning brass
“Here lies my husband
The doctor and his wife
We’re having a fight
At the breakfast table.
But before he took flight
From the tempestuous
scene
These terrible words
were said
In the heat of the
moment
“And you’re no good in
bed”
Later when he got home
She and another were
in sexual union
“What are you doing?”
He yelled on the
unhappy reunion
She replied calmly
George is a married man
Who is content with
his lot
But he calls his wife
“mother of two”
Which she likes not a
jot
One day at a house
party
He said as the
partying was done
“Come along then
“mother of two””
She replied “ok father
of one”
She said to me last night
“Left a bit, right a
bit,
Forward, now back,
Up a bit, down a bit”
With the relentless
instructions
She was barking
I snapped “for God’s
sake
Are we having sex or
parking?”
When I was a babe
Milk was my tipple
Either from a bottle
Or from mummy’s nipple
When I was a boy
Soda was the tops
Delicious bubbly
Sugary Fizzy pops
When I was a man
Beer hit the spot
A foaming brew
In a glass pint pot
Now I’m an old man
Drinking has no charm
As all my fluids
Now go thru my arm