The Morning After
By Buckshot
The morning sun assaults my eyes
and drags me from my sleep,
my scooter’s lying on its side
the kickstand sunk in deep.
There’s a woman lying next to me
wrapped in my embrace,
I hesitate to move her hair;
I don’t want to see her face.
Something ain’t exactly right,
my lip feels kind’a fat
my left eye’s just a swollen slit,
now how did I get that?
Did we have a good time
or did it all go bad?
I hope this chick remembers some
of the night we must’ve had.
My bones sound like Rice Crispies
as I struggle to one knee,
my bladder’s stretched like bagpipes
and I need to find a tree.
Somebody stoke the fire up
and put some coffee on!
if that ain’t still the sunset,
then I guess it must be dawn.
My lady friend is wakin’ up
and brushin’ back her hair
her face don’t look too bad at all
so I guess I’m lucky there.
She looks real young so maybe I’ll
take her back to where I got her.
What’s that, Honey? OH MY GOD!
you’re NOT the sheriff’s daughter!
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