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| A Tragimerick | |
| By Katanga | ||
| 13 May 2008 | ||
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Just for fun - a new genre? The Tragimerick! Probably been done to death before, but not to my certain knowledge . . . This first feeble effort is based on the well known ( but maybe not to all? So I reproduce it here) song, 'Michael Finnegan: There was an old man called Michael Finnegan - He grew whiskers on his chinnegan. The wind came up and blew them in again! Poor old Michael Finnegan! Begin again! There was an old man called Michael Finnegan . . . [I love it - it never stops!] Enjoy! Ps Does anyone know if M.F. was a real character? I shall google him in the morning . . . Cheers! John X Poor Old Michael Finnegan
Do you remember Michael Finnegan
Who grew whiskers on his chin again? Well the sun came out But it helped him nowt. Dead - he'll never begin again. Begin again . . . Begin again . . . Begin again . . . Begin again . . . Begin again . . .
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