Silent But Deadly
The Simpleton twins were quite a pair
They'd leave their calling cards everywhere
On beans they loved to munch
For breakfast, lunch, or brunch
The foulest pair that ever broke air
For laughs they thought that it'd be fun
To light one in front of everyone
When his twin struck a match
He bent over to scratch
And died from internal combustion
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