bob w
Still crazy after all these years!
Right Said Fred
I wake up with many aches and some pain.
It's beginning to affect my tired, old brain.
Maybe it's because my bed is lumpy.
That I wake up all sore and grumpy.
Get dressed and ready to shop.
My roadster starts with a grind and a pop.
Off I go to the bedding store.
To find something comfy, that will let me snore.
Salesman says, "this one will give you good rest".
"Go ahead, try it, give it a test".
There in front of me is a beautiful mattress.
So I take off my shoes, and start to undress.
Just about ready to drop my drawers.
When the salesman runs over and begins to roar.
"Sorry" I said, "not trying to be rude".
"But you see, I always sleep in the nude".
I put on my clothes outside the place.
Salesman says, "I don't want to see your face".
"Or any other part of you".
So into my roadster I do hop.
I'm off to the hot rod repair shop.
To this I must confess.
My roadster is quite a mess.
The guy that sold me the car.
Said that everything was up to par.
But the brake pedal goes to the floor.
And there's a leak in the radiator core.
The steering is very sloppy.
And the rear end is quite hoppy.
The shop says they can make the repair.
Soon I'll be driving without a care.
So I went to some local shows.
Old time rodders looked down their nose.
Even though my roadster is very cool.
Said I was a fake, don't even own a tool.
I was really hoping to fit in.
I didn't build it is that a sin?
Hot rods I love as much as anyone.
Just cos I bought it, is that a reason to shun?
So I asked the guy who was picking on me.
"You have another hobby? What might it be"?
"I'm a pro bass fisherman, don't mean to gloat".
"Ah" I said, "But did you build your own boat"?
Then a light bulb lit in his head.
"I see what you mean, I'm sorry, Fred".
There's builders and buyers.
There's showers and shiners.
There's drivers and lawn chair riders.
The thing that unites us is most important by far.
It's our mutual love for the hot rod car.
I wake up with many aches and some pain.
It's beginning to affect my tired, old brain.
Maybe it's because my bed is lumpy.
That I wake up all sore and grumpy.
Get dressed and ready to shop.
My roadster starts with a grind and a pop.
Off I go to the bedding store.
To find something comfy, that will let me snore.
Salesman says, "this one will give you good rest".
"Go ahead, try it, give it a test".
There in front of me is a beautiful mattress.
So I take off my shoes, and start to undress.
Just about ready to drop my drawers.
When the salesman runs over and begins to roar.
"Sorry" I said, "not trying to be rude".
"But you see, I always sleep in the nude".
I put on my clothes outside the place.
Salesman says, "I don't want to see your face".
"Or any other part of you".
So into my roadster I do hop.
I'm off to the hot rod repair shop.
To this I must confess.
My roadster is quite a mess.
The guy that sold me the car.
Said that everything was up to par.
But the brake pedal goes to the floor.
And there's a leak in the radiator core.
The steering is very sloppy.
And the rear end is quite hoppy.
The shop says they can make the repair.
Soon I'll be driving without a care.
So I went to some local shows.
Old time rodders looked down their nose.
Even though my roadster is very cool.
Said I was a fake, don't even own a tool.
I was really hoping to fit in.
I didn't build it is that a sin?
Hot rods I love as much as anyone.
Just cos I bought it, is that a reason to shun?
So I asked the guy who was picking on me.
"You have another hobby? What might it be"?
"I'm a pro bass fisherman, don't mean to gloat".
"Ah" I said, "But did you build your own boat"?
Then a light bulb lit in his head.
"I see what you mean, I'm sorry, Fred".
There's builders and buyers.
There's showers and shiners.
There's drivers and lawn chair riders.
The thing that unites us is most important by far.
It's our mutual love for the hot rod car.