The hills are alive...
With the sound of hillbillies
I won't survive
The banjos are giving me the willies!
With a rinky dinky dinky do
Oh crap! The banjo duel
Rinky dinky dinky doooooooooooooo
How could anyone be so cruel?
They all come out and sit on their porches
It's early evening, they spark up their torches
And hoping their huts don't collapse on their stilts
And suck on a straw till the bloody thing wilts
Tooth gap smiles show that they're really pleased
An occasion that demands the best dungarees
A time of joy that happens every weekend
I'm only here cos I took the wrong bend
Tonight they'll cook a pig on the spit
Just as soon as granddad has finished shagging it
While one of the billies bounces his daughter on his knee
It wouldn't be so bad but she is fifty three
Another one introduced me to his mother
Who happens also to be his auntie, sister and brother!
And a boy shouts out across to his son who older than he
Makes you wonder how the hell that could be
And the eight foot one they just call him
Well there is always one with the extra limb
Rinky dinky dinky dinky dooooooooooooo
I think that film deliverance is true!
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Risky Business ~ R Rated Poetry by PJ Perry
PoetryPoetry with a sense of humour you really should ignore.