Monday, October 20, 2008

My favorite song.

I really love this song by Dr. Kitch

I am not a qualified physician
And I do not want to give this injection.
I am not a qualified physician
And I do not want to give this injection
Dorothy's begging for trouble
She is insisting I give her this needle
Darling one thing I want you to know
Don't blame me for where the needle goes
I push it in
She pull it out
I push it back
She start to shout
“Dr Kitch,
you’re terrible
I can’t stand the size of your needle”
She lied on in such a position
It was difficult to give this injection
She start holding on to the needle
Making me so uncomfortable
I said “Darling can’t you be steady
I’m going to have it done very shortly”
She said “Dr Kitch I am sorry
But the size of the needle frighten me”
I push it in
She pull it out
I push it back
She start to shout
“Dr Kitch,
it’s terrible
I can’t stand the size of your needle”
She still wouldn’t lie down quietly
Constantly moving her body
So I slap her in the face with vexation
And I went on giving the injection
She screamed “Doctor stop! I can’t stand the pain!
I don’t think you’re inside the right vein”
I said “It’s your own fault you wouldn’t be told
The needle must be stick in the wrong hole”
I push it in
She pull it out
I push it back
She start to shout
“Dr Kitch,
it’s terrible
I can’t stand the size of your needle”
I pull it from that hole and start again
I have the needle now in the right vein
The needle just gone in half a inch
The stupid young lady start to flinch
Suddenly she she calls 'Doc it's working!
Doc I can feel the penicillin going in
I said “You little fool, look what you do
You talk until the needle break in you”
I push it in
She pull it out
I push it back
She start to shout
“Dr Kitch,
it’s terrible
I can’t stand the size of your needle.”

1 comment:

MamaZum said...

This was once the "official" song of the Afro-Stone community. That is the Africa and Livingstone halls of Makerere University.
There would be a group of Stone boys dressed as doctors singing this song at the end of every Afro-Stone week. good times!