“Your song doesn’t rhyme but it sure feels good in my arms.”
Song Doesn’t Rhyme
“Your song doesn’t rhyme but it sure feels good in my arms.”
“Your song doesn’t rhyme but it sure feels good in my arms.”
“So this is like summer camp, huh?”
“When are you going to put two pills on the train?”
“I don’t go here. I belong to tomorrow.”
“Do you paint with all the colors when you kiss me?”
“I want to eat your moon swept candy.”
“As far as you want, as far as you get, you’ll always come out home.”
“Keep on riding and we can go forth.”
“I’m tardy for your kisses tomorrow.”
Nurse: “Hi, my name is Amy.”
Patient: “I bet they call you Carmen.”
“Don’t you want to go right where all the outside lives?”
“I’m the turtle colonel.”
“Sometimes all it takes is the rigt human to make it a beautiful day.”
Patient: “Did you teach them those big words?”
Nurse: “Nope. They discovered vocabulary on their own.”
Patient: “Good, you can argue with them in multiple syllables.”
“I die a little every day. Thank god you know CPR.”
Patient: [holding a walker] “Can I call out on this thing?”
Nurse: “No. I don’t think that walker makes calls.”
“It’s like that old saying goes; 100 times you’re right then its too good to be your gift.”
“Can I have a jigger of whiskey with these eggs? They’re not happy enough.”
“Have you noticed how badly the lipstick matches my pain?”
“Do you object to my setting up a rain gathering?”