Bounce Houses in the Sky
A man named Fred went out walking his chocolate lab one blustery windy day,
At the crosswalk he rested as he went along his way,
When all at once a mighty castle of inflated walls he saw,
A-plowin' through the ragged sky and up the cloudy draw!
Faces peered out from the thing as with the wind it did slip,
Their fingers clutching the nets their cries he could hear,
A bolt of fears went through him as they tumbled through the sky,
For he saw their dad's comin' hard and heard their mournful cry.
Hold on, boys!
Hold on tight!
To your bounce house in the sky!
Their faces pale, their eyes were teared,their shirts was soaked with sweat,
They're running hard to catch that thing but they ain't caught it yet!
'Cause the wind's blowing harder ever as into the sky they fly,
The kids terror resounding as they fly on hear their cry.
As the dads loped on by him, he heard one call his name,
If you want to save your kids from this endure as they complain,
'Cause, Fred, they'll try anything to make you rent these things,
It just isn't worth the risk, get a trampoline!
Hold on boys!
Hold on tight!
Damn these bounce houses in the sky!