| I wash my hands, I don’t touch my face
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| I stay at home, shelter in place
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| I keep my social distance, don’t go to work
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| I wear a mask and gloves and I stay away from church
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| I avoid old folks, and should I sneeze
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| I do it in my elbow or up my sleeve
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| Stay six feet apart, that is my rule
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| And I pray for the day the kids go back to school
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| I’m washing my hands like a raccoon with OCD
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| I’ve watched HULU, ROKU, NETFLIX, PBS, and BBC
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| I’ve taken down all my mirrors cause I’m sick of what I see
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| Two more weeks of quarantine will be the death of me
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| I risk a trip to the grocery store
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| Just to buy T.P. |
| and a few things more
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| But when I get there all I can find
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| Is 16 Honey Buns and some Mad Dog Wine
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| I’m washing my hands like a raccoon with OCD
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| I’ve watched HULU, ROKU, NETFLIX, PBS, and BBC
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| I’ve taken down all my mirrors cause I’m sick of what I see
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| Two more weeks of this quarantine’s gonna be the death of me
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| You know they say this is war, but we don’t have to storm Omaha beach or Pork
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| Chop Hill
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| We just lay here on the sofa and watch TV
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| I’d rather volunteer for a high-risk Commando Raid to parachute into Wuhan and
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| find that fellow that ordered that bat soup
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| I know I’m talking out of my head saying crazy stuff over and over
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| Like «yes dear, yes dear»
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| The other morning at breakfast I meant to say «honey, would you please,
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| pass the pepper»
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| But what slipped out was «you crazy woman, you’ve ruined my life!»
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| Of course I immediately apologized, just as soon as I woke up |