Okay, so most of em start with "acorn, acorn". Shut up. Acorn, acorn in the sky If I smoke you I won't get high But it doesn't matter - you're so sweet Acorns are a lovely treat The Acorn Not Eaten: Two acorns hung from a branch on an oak And oh, how I was too full to eat both And having but one stomach, long I stared And looked for the browner one - but they were the same I was so angry, and had my teeth bared! (hey, this is hard...) Acorn, dear friend - avenge my pain! Smite down the fool who of my existance is bane Oh, sweet nut, don't worry - They needn't die All I ask of you is Fall in their eye! Oh, poor acorn! Only squirrels eat you now But to your majesty, down I will bow Your glory was dried and ground into meal To make an Ambrosia bread - ah, they feel! To say nothing of the taste! Ah, remember when we made you into a paste? For this I will trade my soul - there is no better deal! Oh, acorn acorn, you're not like the other corn Not as fat, and you wear a hat No other nut can ever top that! Acorn, acorn in the tree Your hat gets loose and falls on me You taste oh-so-sweet Better than any meat Acorn, your smell is good to me Better than any poutpourri So round, shiney, and brown When I look at you, I'll never frown! Acorn, acorn, on the oak Oh, you're a mighty good bloke! Your home is so wrinkled and old But on you, what will never grow, is mold! The Late Acorn's Lament: Acorn, how do you not bore hanging on the branch, smelling bird doo What's your life and death for? Squirrel buries and forgets you Oh, a premature grave, sweet acorn! Nothing Brown Can Live: The oak's first acorn is green At first, ever so mean Ah, but so pretty is your gown and soon you'll turn brown Acorns fall, and acorns die Oh, it makes me want to cry! Even my own life I'd be happy to give But nothing brown can live Branch and Dirt: Some farmers say the acorns will die on the branch Some think in the ground But what I've climbed of trees if I were an acorn, I'd stay up there with the bees But if they have to wither again I think I've been camping enough to know that for an acorn's death, burial down with a big is also nice - so warm and snug whaddya think?
Petri Dish -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I think I'll spit in a petri dish That's what I'm meant to do Until then I don't know Why don't we get drunk and screw I think I'll dance an Irish jig Whoop-dee-fuckin-doo And when I break my tainted leg I'll sit right next to you I've got a zen garden I bought it on TV When I rake it it goes phloomp and it suits me to a T Yeah, oh suzanna Break it down with me To some hip hop beats And two flat feet And a patch of queen anne's lace
yes....! That's better! Acorn Empress... and I shall rule over all my worshippers... and that means you