DAG
GUM IT, I HATE IT WHEN THAT HAPPENS
Did
you ever stub your toe on the blankin’ kitchen chair,
On
your way to breakfast to eat your last éclair,
And
then find out that a mouse not only bit right thru it,
But
the paper you were gonna read had holes chewed clear into it?
Dag
Gum It, I hate it when that happens.
Dag
Gum It, I just don’t think it’s fair.
With
trouble starting up the day,
Should
I go back to bed to stay?
I’m
in my car and on my way to work at half past eight.
I
should have been there earlier, and now I’m kinda late.
The
coffee cup, that I had balanced on the dash,
Just
took flight and landed on me in a great big splash.
Dag
Gum It, I hate it when that happens.
Dag
Gum It, I hate it when I’m late.
I
hate it when I start out neat
And
end with coffee in my seat.
I
got home just in time to nap before the game.
The
TV blinked and winked at me,
And
then it called my name
Just
before it went berserk,
And
then the screen when blank.
My
football team played their game – without me, and that stank.
Dag
Gum It, I hate it when that happens.
Dag
Gum It, I won’t get over this.
My
TV can’t go on the blink;
My
headache makes it hard to think.
Two
aspirins later, I recalled I should have fed the cat.
Then
just inside the kitchen door – lying on the mat,
I
found that all my fish were gone, the tank was upside down.
The
kitchen floor was sopping wet, my cat could not be found.
Dag
Gum It, I hate it when that happens.
Dag
Gum It, it’s time to take a break.
The
kitchen floor will just stay wet.
It’s
just not time to mop it yet.