Jacks Law
I’ve got a thirteen year old
His name is Jack
Never does what he’s told
He always answers back
He won’t go to school
He always tells lies
He thinks he’s really cool
I don’t understand why
The streets he always roam
Drinking with his friends
Never will come home
Not until the party ends
His room is never clean
He’s never heard of Mr. Sheen
He calls my wife mean
Yeah that’s right mean old Jean
Never talks always shouts
Thinks it’s good to swear
Even with his Grandparents about
He really doesn’t care
In trouble with the police
Arrested all the time
Once he slapped my niece
And thought it was fine
I bought him a motorbike
He always drinks and drives
He said I’ll do what I like
He doesn’t care about staying alive
He thinks life’s a joy
And through it he’ll sail
If you don’t behave my boy
You will end up in jail.
Copyright © Gavin Williams | Year Posted 2020
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