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Have you ever had a hair day Where things just won't go right? You looked okay last evening And not bad late last night You wake up and it's frizzy Kind of going everywhere It's like someone took a cattle **** And then they ran it through your hair You comb it down and it gets puffy Even worse than from the start You look again, you've got an afro And you can't even find the part You gel it up and instant ***** You look like mafioso **** You now choose to go ******** And you use gel as thick as gum You look like an unwashed Donnie Brasco Hair all limp and full of grease But at least it's not all puffy You've lost the part but have a crease You wet it down and nothing happens the water beads on all the goo You choose to go and have a shower In fact you choose to go have two The only reason that I wrote this I tell the truth, this ain't a fib It's just that when I woke this morning I looked the same as Barry Gibb
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Nov 7, 2012
Nov 7, 2012 at 7:57 PM UTC
Hair Issues?
Have you ever had a hair day Where things just won't go right? You looked okay last evening And not bad late last night You wake up and it's frizzy Kind of going everywhere It's like someone took a cattle **** And then they ran it through your hair You comb it down and it gets puffy Even worse than from the start You look again, you've got an afro And you can't even find the part You gel it up and instant ***** You look like mafioso **** You now choose to go ******** And you use gel as thick as gum You look like an unwashed Donnie Brasco Hair all limp and full of grease But at least it's not all puffy You've lost the part but have a crease You wet it down and nothing happens the water beads on all the goo You choose to go and have a shower In fact you choose to go have two The only reason that I wrote this I tell the truth, this ain't a fib It's just that when I woke this morning I looked the same as Barry Gibb
roger-turner
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Nov 7, 2012
Nov 7, 2012 at 7:57 PM UTC
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