| Now listen here, young sonny Jim,
|
| and I’ll tell you how I lost my limbs.
|
| One day, when I was playing darts,
|
| I punctured all my body parts.
|
| I quelled the pain by downing gin
|
| which worked until gang green set in.
|
| Oh doctor, my fate’s looking grim,
|
| but can’t you please restore my limbs?
|
| I’m sorry son,
|
| you came too late.
|
| We’re going to have to amputate!
|
| Oh, very good.
|
| The operation, now complete
|
| Devoid of arms, legs, hands or feet
|
| I slither home
|
| only to find
|
| my wife being rooted from behind.
|
| And oh, it hurts my heart to see
|
| such vile, atrocious sodomy.
|
| But before I can even speak
|
| she screams, «Away, you limbless freak!»
|
| «You bean of a man!»
|
| I saw my baby with a sideburn?
|
| I saw my baby with a robot?
|
| I saw my baby with a mwkmfeknjn?
|
| I saw my baby with a ROO?
|
| I saw my baby with a BLAAAHRH?
|
| I saw my baby with a EFWJOFOEF?
|
| I saw my baby with a waterbear!
|
| I saw my baby with a dingo!
|
| I saw my baby with a wwwwaaha?
|
| But oh my dear, I shot in his face.
|
| I simply have my limbs replaced
|
| With robot legs, with which to trot,
|
| And robot claws to crush your life. |