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Quarantine and Cake
02:09
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They say I better hurry that I'm running out of time
Still haven't made a song about COVID 19
So I started thinking, Just what have I found
Since I've been home under lock down
I don't have too much to say
no artist's view, no heartfelt take
'cause all I've really done
is eat cake
Don't know a new language
Didn't learn a trade
But I found a way to put inches on my waist
I found a combination, that can't be beat
she likes to bake
I like to eat
I don't have too much to say
no artist's view, no heartfelt take
'cause all I've really done
is eat cake
I'll be honest
I don't discriminate
i'll eat pie or cookies, if there is not cake
when things get back to normal
I'll add to my list
buy new pants
because these no longer fit
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Mark Parker Bound Brook, New Jersey
DIY recordings from a product of New Jersey. Influenced by the Ramones, the Replacements and so much hair metal! Hope you like it!
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