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Sweet William's.
When I get murdered, losing my face,
At a firing range,
Will you still be firing guns as fun and play?
Still belong to the NRA?
If I'd been killed by some enemy
Wouldn't you lock the door?
Once you conceived me, now you bereave me,
When you're sixty-four.
You'll be older too,
And if it weren't absurd,
I could pray for you.
I could be handy, singing the blues
But you've fired your gun.
I've been hit and it's because you fired wide
Now encoffined, off for a ride,
Firing a semi, teachin' my boys,
Who could ask for more?
Once you conceived me, now you bereave me,
When you're sixty-four.
Oh what a dummy is Papa Brumby
Never was too bright, if it's not too clear
He aimed to inspire
His Children's "Gun Safety",
Ready, Aim, Fire
Send a postmortem, drop me from view
with your .22
Indicate precisely where you mean to spray
Yours sincerely, blasted away
Giving no answer, face full of lead
Dead for evermore
Once you conceived me, now you bereave me,
When you're sixty-four.
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