When will he leave
He said he'd stay just a couple of days
But he's making himself comfortable in too many ways
He asks me for the wine and cheese
But never bothers to say please
A couch potato, he breaks the remote
Eating all our snacks he doesn't leave a note
When will he leave
When will he leave
(Can I stay for 30 days)
When will he leave
When will he leave
(Can I stay till May)
His bed is never made
And he even brings girls to be laid
Then he moved in his junk
And we said no he got into a funk
When will he leave
When will he leave
(Can I stay just one more day)
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Frank Racioppi
I am a South Jersey-based author who is a writer for the Ear Worthy publication, which appears on Vocal, Substack, Medium, Blogger, Tumblr, and social media. Ear Worthy offers daily podcast reviews, recommendations, and articles.
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