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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Parody of Crocodile Rock/an Elton John/Bernie Taupin song (some of the lines may seem strange, but I truly tried to imitate the exact syllable count of the song Crocodile rock, and in some lines you have to sing the words extra fast!) Reading in Bed Long ago before VCR, The internet and DVR, I’d hang out with family ‘cause there were only four stations on the TV. With my records playing, I would get A little crazy dancing; then in my bed While my sisters played, I lay and fed my head. I was cozy with my nose-y in a book, in my bed. Chorus: While in my bed reading, I sure was feeding my small head with fantasy! And when my Mama called out for me, in my bed is where I would be! Oh, how I just loved my Stephen King, romance novels, Lord of the Rings.. .. Yeah, that reading in bed was a cool thing! Wow ow ow ow ow ow ow ow ow ow ow ow ow ow ow Well, the years have flown , and now I’m all grown but I hardly know how to work my cell phone. All night commenting to friends on the net. Reading their poems is all the reading I get! I’m so busy, by midnight I’m dead. Can’t imagine my reading in bed. It’s a cure same as counting sheep. ‘Cause now when I try it, I just fall to sleep! Chorus (Repeat first stanza and Chorus one last time!) For John Heck's "Dear John" contest
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