Sir Angola RockanRolla: An Epic Story
Sir Angola RockAnRolla
Let me introduce you to Sir Angola RockAnRolla
Always with a beer in his hand, never tried a cola
born and raised in the middle of a zombie apocalypse
Learned the tricks of surviving in a world of creeps
Where he got his name, I can’t recall
Maybe from an old dirty map he had on his wall.
Through the years he did his best
to become a bastard with a taste.
Big Elvis toupee made of macramé,
leather black jacket with 100 bullet holes
and a bike made with his enemies’ bones.
Listening to rock and roll
A Golden Promise… really cold!
and watching old action movies were his world.
He learned to play guitar by ear
And always carried his fender on his rear
In case inspiration kicked
or had to take care of some Zees.
That’s how he called the putrid kind.
Two blades attached to each side of his guitar,
Worked perfect to slice them fine.
Even though he avoided any human contact
He promised himself to find a cure
Locate his undead mother and save her sure
Although he never cared about the rest:
zombies were like homeless with endless thirst,
humans had nothing to offer
but misery, hate and pain.
After all, cataclysm was for them to be blamed
It was during one of his tours everything changed
Crossed ways with a bunch of suppurating grinds
about to eat a young girl’s brain
A guitar stroke and a perfect swing did the work
Now she was free to go.
But she begged him to take her with him
“I saved your life. Careful next time...”
He was trying to be kind...
When something stopped him on his tracks
As she turned around and reveal her face under the light
He’d never seen someone such bright
Like sunshine coming from her eyes
Angola stood there with nothing to say
While a bloody mess was still dripping from his guitar blades
Tried with a creepy smile for a start
Needed practice but wasn’t that bad
Miss Naples was the name she had
How she broke the ice I can remember
No hesitation, direct but tender
Miss Naples
“Hey you, RockAnRolla!”
“Pass me a beer and sing me a song with a soula”
Threw her a beer can,
Rock IPA landed on her hand
Struck a chord
Gasped and began to make it work
Words were coming from his mouth
As he was playing the tune
All about the world he knew
He kept rockin’ without fear
Or maybe he was not thinking clear
Drifting away from his primal goal
Day by day he began to feel…love?
This meant change
Not that he got engage
The world was a different place now
Full of color and beautiful sounds
But there was still one thing to share
One little detail Miss Naples was not aware
Angola wasn’t just a man
he was alive alright
but already dead on the other hand...
She knew there was darkness inside Angola
Every day he moved a little slower
Drifting away from his laws had a price
You can’t sing love and that everything is nice
A deep pain where he should have a heart
started to eat the man alive .
One day he dropped his guitar and fell on his knees
Look at Miss Naples, “Darling, please!”
Fainted and plunged dead
But this couldn’t be the end
Miss Naples ripped off his shirt in one blow
And saw nothing but a hole
Dark and deep was the damage
And it was eating Rolla like he was cabbage
In a quick move she opened her torso
Stuck her hands inside her chest and pulled out her ticker
Big, bloody and shinny
That lady had a gracious flicker
Took a moment to think about the best thing to do
“Got it!”, she said to herself, and she tore the organ in two
“Half for me and half for my luvva”
Placed it in. ¡Fit like a glove!
Sir Angola woke up from the coma
Now he had a big scar on his body
That meant he had a heart but still a little sloppy.
Few days later he was riding his bike again
But now attached to his back
A love that will always keep away the rain
No more killing, no more emptiness.
Lot’s of rock, power and... a beer?...Yesss!
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