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Summertime

I can feel me

******* breaking under gray skies

As I dream of red eyes

And green grass

CPT Slime and Rasta's daft laughs

And the taste of tobacco on your tongue

While I wash up in SlimeyG's kitchen

 

Good God, if I wasn't there, that infamous week would've been filthy!

 

We can feel

The bass ******* it through the sideboard

SlmieyG's lounge walls are shaking hard

And we cackle bare

When Big Gay tumbles grinning downstairs

So I stick the kettle on

 

Good God, we caned a litre of milk in one round of teas!

 

I can hear

Those slimey green dawgs singing loud

When we bring Tom's cake out

And his face is a chuffin' picture

At the realisation of the six-layers' topper

So throw him a Clipper

 

Good God - eighteen, eighteen, EIGHTEEN tokes to clear it!

 

So, will you?

Can we all get together? We'll feel alright

For just one more warm hazy night

And when we sing these songs

Of freedom, we'll laugh in peace together. So long

To misery, my brothers

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catherine-ivy-elizabeth
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Published
Jan 29, 2012
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