| I've got treasure hot in my hands |
| I'll try burying it in the sand |
| And there's a secret spot that I know |
| In seven hours I've got a hole |
| No peeking |
| Blistered my soles |
| To bury the gold that they're seeking |
| Maybe this spot's too easy to find |
| Maybe this spot's erosion inclined |
| I'll dig that treasure up to secure it |
| And polish it up just to ensure |
| It's pretty |
| Then dig a new hole |
| And bury it below preceiving |
| I am the pie-are-at guy |
| Moving my jewels |
| 'Til they're hard to find |
| I am the squirrel of the seas |
| Scratching at fleas |
| Jewels are on my mind |
| I should move that treasure again |
| To know that |
| Treasure's hard to find, Treasure's hard to find |
| Maybe this hole's poorly disguised |
| Maybe it won't decieve prying eyes |
| I'll dig another hole like before |
| Diggin' treasure's not such a chore, it's real fun |
| Then I'll make a map so I know which hole's the real one |
| Just tell me which map's the real one (in a confused mumble) |
Friday, July 3, 2015
Squirrel of the Seas
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