cheerio parody of cheerleader by OmiA Poem by Matthew Ian Herrawood WSome credit goes to my friend Sam[antha] for the original swapping of the word cheerleader for cheerio.
Cheerio (parody of cheerleader by Omi)
When I need breakfast cereal My one solution are the hoops Cause their fruit loops Yeah yeah They are always in my cupboard Right there when I want them All these other things are tempting But life's empty without Colour But I say Do you see it Do you think it's pretty Does it make you feel like switching And I'm like no not really but Oh I think that I found myself a cheerio What's it doing in my fruit loops I don't know Oh I think that I found myself a cheerio What's it doing in my loops I just don't know But Is it like a model It doesn't grant my wishes Like a Wheaty without colour Yeah yeah Cause I'm the wiz at eating loops And this has got the wrong shade All these other things are tempting But life's empty without colour But I say Do you see it Do you think it's pretty Does it make you feel like switching And I'm like no not really but Oh I think that I found myself a cheerio What's it doing in my fruit loops I don't know Oh I think that I found myself a cheerio What's it doing in my loops I just don't know They give my tummy some affection Filled a hole did I mention It's the only thing for me Maybe I need a next one Mama loves it too But thinks She may have one question And now all that's left to do is to find and answer to her question Oh I think that I found myself a cheerio What's it doing in my fruit loops I don't know Oh I think that I found myself a cheerio What's it doing in my loops I just don't know © 2015 Matthew Ian Herrawood WAuthor's Note
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1 Review Added on June 19, 2015 Last Updated on June 19, 2015 AuthorMatthew Ian Herrawood WA Town, South Australia, AustraliaAboutA Introduction to my Realm Trilogy About the Author Matthew W is 24 years old (November 1 2016) and lives in South Australia. He has been writing and reading for a long time. Because he was su.. more..Writing
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