Hello there Fred and how are you? I see you've bought a coat. <br /> Bring it over after six o'clock and I'll feed it to my goat. <br /> Hello there Earl and how are you? I see you've bought a car. <br /> Bring it over after six o'clock and I'll smear it with some tar. <br /> Hello Mrs. Bates and how are you? I see you've won a moose. <br /> Bring it over after six o'clock and I'll let it chase my goose. <br /> Hello there Herb and how are you? I see you've bought an ox. <br /> Bring it over after six o'clock and I'll let it wear my socks. <br /> Hello there Bob and how are you? I see you've bought a shirt. <br /> Bring it over after six o'clock, if it goes good with your skirt. <br /> Hello Mrs. Jones and how are you? I see you've baked some pies. <br /> Bring them over after six o'clock and I'll throw them in your eyes. <br /> Hello there Roy and how are you? I see you've found a pig. <br /> Bring it over after six o'clock and I'll make it wear your wig. <br /> Hello Mrs. Cobb and how are you? I see you've bought some mace. <br /> Bring it over after six o'clock and I'll spray it in your face. <br /> Hello there Sam. This grandfather clock, it's yours if you insist. <br /> Bring it over after six o'clock and I'll strap it to your wrist. <br /> Hello there Carl. That egg you have, I see you're going to boil it. <br /> Bring it over, but not before six, cause I'm usually in the toilet.<br /><br />Abner Fats<br /><br />http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/bring-it-over/
