I wrote a letter,
with a little pepper.
I shook some salt,
and some asphalt.
I lured a word or two,
To break a heart in more than two.
I tied them all,
And wrapped them with gall.
I sent the letter,
Though it asked me to think it over.
Yet I sent the letter,
Every word in which looked like litter.
Little did the letter of its sender know,
Had it to, it would have flown back
And said, "Sender! Oh no! Oh no!
Send some roses and say I want you back!"
with a little pepper.
I shook some salt,
and some asphalt.
I lured a word or two,
To break a heart in more than two.
I tied them all,
And wrapped them with gall.
I sent the letter,
Though it asked me to think it over.
Yet I sent the letter,
Every word in which looked like litter.
Little did the letter of its sender know,
Had it to, it would have flown back
And said, "Sender! Oh no! Oh no!
Send some roses and say I want you back!"
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