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We met at speed dating and you really caught my eye I thought I’d hit the jackpot, you were such a handsome guy We spent some minutes chatting and you asked me for a date Agreed to meet at Gino’s at a quarter after eight Dressed to the nines and on the corner of the block I saw you’d brought your mother 'Oh boy' that was a shock! We spent the night flirting, like the house was caught on fire Oh Bob I think you’re so darn hot, you fill me with desire I was flattered when you asked me, on a date, that much is true But I really wish you'd had bid your Mum a fond adieu? I think we could get serious; I’d love to see you more I’m pleading with you Bob, just leave your mother at the door! In an ideal world you would be my perfect date But if your mum doesn’t approve our love will have to wait Oh, she seems so darn aggressive in a way I can't believe and the things, she said she'd like to do with me, I can't conceive I hope my Mother doesn't notice all the signs I see the way this little woman throws herself, all over me Well, perhaps bringing Mom, was not such a good idea But how can I take her home, and leave this hottie here Ok, I called a cab to take my mother home So, me and Jan could have a little time here all alone It seems we hit it off, but our time was running out When I heard across the room another man give out a shout As my heart started sinking, I knew that I'd been had When the man came up to me, and said, Hello I'm Her Dad In an ideal world you would be my perfect date But if your dad doesn’t approve our love will have to wait Now Jan’s dad was amazing and such a lovely guy My mother was enchanted his charm didn’t pass her by So I cancelled the taxi and we talked late into the night Mum had a gleam in her eye, she chatted with delight Jan’s dad and my mum left the bar hand in hand Beaming with the biggest grins in the whole of the land Time has passed quickly; the grass didn’t grow under our feet If we hadn’t gone speed dating then our parents wouldn’t meet After a short time dating Bob asked if he could marry me I accepted his proposal and I’m as happy as can be Unbeknownst to us dad proposed on the very same day For Bob’s mum is expecting and has a baby on the way! It is an ideal world and we have found our perfect mate We’re having a joint wedding, our love is down to a speed date Contest: Write me a Duet Sponsor Heather Ober Collaboration by Jan Allison and Jerry T Curtis 28th December 2015
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