Hell! sang the young minstrel, hang tightly to purses! Bitter winter on this blonde and utter curses! The song and the onlookers did roar Were I sincere, you bet Id A knock upon the
Hell! the Muse, intent, you take me for granted! Youve me a harlot, if I may be candid! The label dropped her, not they shopped her in a bidding war Were I sincere, you bet Id A knock upon the
The minstrel, leaving town, heard the Muses weeping He turned up the Elvis tape in his grey car, Sex and Death! Was I not the breadth among the she poured Were you sincere, I bet youd my upon your door!
He said, Dear Muse, here! Need a lift somewhere? Youve got the wrong man, I was only kidding there. I worship you! Forgive me for behaving such a boor. I am sincere: I to hear Your upon my door!
The Causeless Cause of Flawless Flaws has on you. She scorned. Evidence, in defense, should I have you burned, deformed. Hey! Hell is real and so be your sores! with sincere, hark, I hear A knock the door.
The derisive Muse said, your isnt working, is it? Memphis huckster-Hitler-hustler! you a Clear yet? Always brooding the of sex, pretending to be poor. is here! Hark, I hear A upon the door.
His head throbbed under her voice, ubiquitous and Beads streamed from his hair, soaking his black t-shirts gut feeling was to leave her words on the floor He thought, If I here, Ill never hear That knock the door
Muse, exhausted, peered the accosted, her on her abdomen A human voice to her songs, she could not of a communion they had had of yore The blessed day is near, soon hear A upon the door