Thursday, June 06, 2024
For Crumpet, on her last day
She was a racing horse south of Picton wayThen she hit the big time in the USA.And if she could only hear meThis is what I’d sayOh, Crumpie pieYou are driving me crazyI’m in love but I’m lazySo won’t you please come home?Oh, Crumpie pie, my position is tragicCome and show me the magicOf your Belmont Downs strideYou became a legend of the racing sceneAnd now the thought of meeting youMakes me weak in the kneeOh, Crumpie Pie, you are making me very lowSail across Lake OntarioTo be where you belongCrumpie Pie, come back to me(Ooh, yeahI like it like that, oh ah)(I like this kind of hot kind of musicHot kind of musicPlay it to me, play it to me, Belmont Park blues)Will the wind that blew her boat across the BayKindly send her sailing back to me?Hey, hey, heyNow, Crumpie Pie, you are making me crazyI'm in love but I'm lazySo, won't you please come home?Come, come back to me, Crumpie PieOoh, ohOh oh oh oh oh oh ohCrumpie Pie, Crumpie Pie
After Honey Pie by Lennon and McCartney.
I'd sing this to her while Nancy soaked her hooves in epsom salts.
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