Alfred Hitchcock

Alfred Hitchcock

A Poem by DEAN FARNELL

Hitchcock's to blame I can't find a wife
Each time i see birds i run for my life
I won't take a shower It's always a bath
Each girl that i meet thinks I'm having a laugh.

I've have seven locks on my bathroom door
I won't go to lonely motels anymore
The friends in my life just snigger and mock
It's all down to that fella Alfred Hitchcock.

The pitiful guy with his eyes pecked out
Has left a huge scar there is no doubt
With nightmares of crows on a climbing frame
Birds i can't trust them ever again.

The shower's a scene that i can't erase
When i tell any mates, there just amazed
Get over it chap or you'll stay alone
A prisoner in your very own home.

When I saw these two films if i'd only knew
What The Birds and Psycho would actually do
I fight tooth and nail around the clock
To rid the spell of Alfred Hitchcock

© 2012 DEAN FARNELL


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Added on February 1, 2012
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DEAN FARNELL
DEAN FARNELL

HENLOW, BEDFORD, United Kingdom



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