Ebenezer McCullough was a hardened alcoholic
    Pouring gin upon his flakes and whisky in his tea
    Breakfast over he’d adjourn
    To his games he would return
    All the while still drinking
    And always, always thinking
    Of his next dose of booze.
    His mum was not amused
    She stopped giving him her cash
    And tried to hide his boozy stash
    But alas, to no avail, the lad he just kept boozing,
    He was cruising for a bruising.
    She telephoned the doc to see her only son
    He arrived quite promptly, at eleven thirty-one
    But as he heard the doctor’s knock
    Ebenezer did his bedroom lock.
    All attempts to lure him out,
    His ma, the doc, they came to nowt.
    The lad thought alcohol ‘twas his friend
    Ironically it caused his end!
    They found him lying on his bed
    An empty six pack by his head.
    The moral of this tale is clear
    There’s nothing wrong with drinking beer,
    Wine, or whisky, cocktails too
    Just make sure it’s not killing you.