Superbowl 44

Superbowl 44, what a great one it was

The Saints and the Colts, brought on some buzz

A buzz in the papers and a buzz in your skull

You stopped mixing drinks and just took a pull

After the Colts lost their grip, you lost hope in life

You called in sick to work because of the strife

You ate more than your fill and downed that bottle

All because your boys couldn’t win on full throttle

Your whole month had come down to this game

And now that it’s over you feel pretty lame

You muster up the courage to talk to your friends

Because you bet them fifty bucks the Colts would win

Your pride has been shattered and your faith has been shaken

Because the one man you believed in has now been mistaken

Yes Peyton Manning is not the God you once knew

As his pass gets intercepted you realize he’s human too

And then it dawns on you that you’ve never met the man

But you wear his jersey around cause you’re his biggest fan

The thing is, he has no idea that you even exist

And you start to cry because you just can’t resist

It’s finally dawned on you how much time you have lost

How much weight you have gained and the price it has cost

You watch a man knock another man on his butt

On a Sunday night to then get paid 1.4 million bucks

And it seems all you get in return

Is a mess to clean up and a constant heart burn

 Superbowl 44 was entertaining to see

But in the end it’s just a game, not the reason to be