| Hello everyone, it’s time for poetry
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| I submit to you the following it’s entitled:
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| «I Eat With Gusto, Damn! | 
| You Bet»
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| By one Jonathan Richman
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| When I eat like I do it
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| I use not fork nor spoon
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| No grace or culture to it
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| When I call my own tune
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| For I eat with gusto, damn you bet
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| A regular canine cruncher
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| Except truth be told I’m sloppier yet
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| Than many a dog food muncher
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| I eat a pound I eat a ton
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| And no there ain’t much I cuts up
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| And while I’m having merry fun
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| Bystanders puke their guts up
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| The FBI sent someone by
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| Who handles health affairs
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| I had not finished my cream pie
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| When he chanced up the stairs
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| Why did he turn the other way?
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| Why did he leave so quick?
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| Will he come back another day?
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| Did something make him sick?
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| I eat with gusto damn you bet
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| A regular doggie diner
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| «No, don’t bring me napkins waiter sir
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| Just bring some trash can liner»
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| Whilst wandering by a juice bar
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| I spied a tempting beverage
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| Since I would have been last in line
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| I used my fearsome leverage
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| For in my pocket was some food
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| Which I took from the wrapper
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| The patrons watched it being chewed
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| And of course headed for the crapper
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| For I eat with gusto damn you bet
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| For gusto I’m the boss
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| For yay my nose it is in the salad
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| And lo my chin it is in the sauce
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| I eat with gusto damn you bet
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| We’re sailing around the cape
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| «Keel-haul him,» said the bosun
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| «There must be no escape»
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| One sunny day in Paris an elegant cafe
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| A phone call there a phone call here
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| And the gendarmes took me away
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| I said «qu'est-ce qui se passe ici»
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| I said «mais qu’est-ce que c’est»
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| They said «such eating it is criminal
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| And crime it does not pay»
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| For I eat with gusto damn you bet
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| My banner yay unfurled
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| My shirt is covered with mustard
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| And my hair with ketchup curled
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| Goodbye to Egypt, Greece and Rome
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| The ancient world goodbye
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| May squalor be my summer home
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| And filth be my neck tie
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| For I eat with gusto damn you bet
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| Uh, and uh, I eat with gusto damn you bet
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| My country tis of thee
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| I eat for social progress
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| I eat for victory
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| Somebody died who watched me eat
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| In a restaurant one spell
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| He woke up and saw me eating beans
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| And knew that he’d gone to hell
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| For uh, «he eats with gusto damn we bet»
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| They’re calling from the south
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| They want to stop my gusto
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| They want to close my mouth
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| «You eat with gusto, yeah that’s great
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| Now let us off this bus»
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| Wait a minute I haven’t finished eating up stuff yet
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| «We'll call you, don’t call us» |