I got in a stew About you. And not knowing what I should do, My only way to treat the issues Involved an entire box of tissues, When I got in a stew About you.
I got in a mess I confess When you revealed signs of distress. Though a very small bit o’ me Considered at least the epitome Of how we two might coalesce I confess.
I quite lost my head When you said You would never share my nuptial bed, Though a very small part of my mind Believed you were just being kind Despite saying we’d never wed As you said.
I got in a stew About you. But I had to accept your adieu, Though the shaking apart of me Was breaking the heart of me, And I got in a terrible stew About you.
And I bellowed, and yelled, and I moaned And I hollered, and cried, and I groaned And intoned that it’s time I withdrew From your view
A parody on Noël Coward’s *Epitaph For an Elderly Actress*