Mayoff Music

Mayoff Day, 1997.

Sung to the tune of:

"A Bicycle Built for Two"

Words by Doug Frazier (Photo at left)

 

Mayoff Day, the

Time to rejoice and stay

Cheerful, friendly,

Ready to eat and play

It's always a special day to

Raise drinks and toasting, say to

Mayoffs and all

Lets have a ball

As we celebrate Mayoff Day!

 

Mayoff Day you

Know that Denise will serve

Cookies, dips too

Better than we deserve.

It's always a special day to

Enjoy such food and say to

Mayoffs and all

Lets have a ball

As we celebrate Mayoff Day!

 

Mayoff Day was

Famous for Bernie's cold

Margueritas

Lime juice and Cuervo Gold

It's always a special day to

Sip one or two and say to

Mayoffs and all

Let's have a ball

As we celebrate Mayoff Day!

 

Mayoff Day it

Comes along once a year

Celebrate it

Always with friends so dear

It's always a special day to

Raise drinks and toasting, say to

Mayoffs and all

Let's have a ball

As we celebrate Mayoff Day!


Mayoff Day, 1996.

Sung to the tune of:

"(The Man on the) MTA"

"Words by Doug Frazier

 

Let me tell you all the story of a man named Bernie

on a tragic and fateful day.

He wrote out some invitations, kissed his wife and family,

went to mail them out for Mayoff Day.

 

But did they ever arrive? No, they never arrived,

and their routing is still unknown . . . (Poor old Bernie)

They are lost forever in the postal system ~

the mail that never got home.

 

Well, Denise got worried when the phone bell ringing

was a salesman for Women's Day,

She hung up on him, and waited for a caller

in response to Mayoff Day.

 

But did a caller ring in? No, no caller rang them,

'though she waited by the phone. (Poor Denise did)

for it never rang, and she could wait forever

never hear the ringing tone.

 

But hope springs eternal, so Denise made cookies

and she hollowed out the cabbage head.

Bernie got the margueritas and he cleaned the pool and

set the shrimp out on a lettuce bed.

 

And then the telephone rang! Then it rang and rang!

Every guest from years gone past, (almost fifty!)

to call up, inquiring 'bout their invitations

and see if they had been asked.

 

So the guests came by, and all the shrimp

were eaten

and the dip and cookies went their ways

And the marguerita cooler blew the circuit breaker

like on every other Mayoff Day.

 

So if you think you're left out, and it's June first, about,

and you've not been asked to play (Poor forsaken!)

Blame the postal service, call Denise and Bernie

and show up next Mayoff Day!


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