Silly Billy Short© Copyright 1999 by John L. Waters. All Rights Reserved
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At school he couldn’t share his joy. ![]() But socially he felt inferior. Children teased him rather often. This didn’t help his heart to soften. Billy Short was a schizoid boy. At school he couldn’t share his joy. ![]() Silly Billy Short, He never learned to flirt And he never learned to court. Oh! Silly Billy Short, yeah, Silly Billy Short, He doesn't play good tennis So he can't come on the court. Sometimes a boy learns to shoot a gun. And sometimes he learns the violin. Sometimes a boy’s a real sharp shooter. And sometimes a boy just couldn’t be cuter. But a boy needs praise and satisfaction Every day for a job well done, And when a boy’s time isn’t well spent He may grow up and shoot the President. ![]() Silly Billy Short, He never learned to flirt And he never learned to court. Oh! Silly Billy Short, yeah, Silly Billy Short, He doesn't play good tennis So he can't come on the court. When your peer group sticks knives, When all the men swap their wives, Or when school children all are rowdy And instead of “Good day!” they say “Howdy” A young man may be disconcerted And even become “introverted”. Yes, easy talking is a skill, But schizoid Billy keeps so still. The children say Billy’s not cool And they wouldn’t miss him If he drowned in the pool. ![]() Silly Billy Short, He never learned to flirt And he never learned to court. Oh! Silly Billy Short, yeah, Silly Billy Short, He doesn't play good tennis So he can't come on the court. Silly Billy Short, Short, Silly Billy Short, He never learned to flirt And he never learned to court. Oh! Silly Billy Short, yeah, Silly Billy Short, He doesn't play good tennis So he can't come on the court. (contributor: John L. Waters) |