I remember when I was a little girl The wrinkle between my eyebrows curled When I slipped and said a bad word It was the very first time I’d heard About the Dragon Fly’s terrible curse When you’re young there’s nothing worse “Watch your mouth the Dragon Fly will loom, And zip your lips up; gloom and doom!” My granny told me when I was young Thought she was just spoiling my fun. Then one day out on the lake I was fishing with my friend Jake He hooked his bobber up in a tree And yelled at it explicitly I told him of the Dragon Fly But he said it was all a lie Suddenly out of the sky it came And zipped his lips, forever maimed
Breakfast and then some is served right up hot Join me in cooking; we'll chat and whatnot.
Sausage gravy on top of a biscuit, Cooked smooth without lumps, I’m sure to whisk it. A side of grits with shredded cheddar cheese; two poached eggs on toast will surly please. Fresh squeezed orange juice and a plate full of fruit; piping hot coffee fills the mug up, to boot. Come into my kitchen and pull up a chair, No clothes do I wear so please try not to stare. I’ll cook you a meal that sure to satisfy, when lunch rolls around the chicken I’ll fry. Oven hot cornbread and fresh collard greens, Black-eyed peas and your choice of lima beans Sweet tea and lemonade in a tall glass Or Vodka spritzer garnished with sassafras. Come into my kitchen and sit right down, I’ll fix up some lunch I won’t make you frown. Maybe you’d prefer something less filling, Look, in the fridge, “Oh my!” its pie, chilling. A lemon meringue or maybe key lime; and strawberry shortcake if you have time.
A hot cup of tea with sugar cookies Whatever you want, all kinds of goodies. It doesn’t matter in my kitchen you see, everyone is welcome to come visit me.