Moody was a famous Auror,
But it ended in a farce.
Stuck a wand into his pocket,
And Moody blasted off his own arse.
CHORUS
He lost a buttock and it left him,
To reunite it wasn’t inclined.
The buttock: it found adventure,
And Alastor was left behind.
He tracked it out to San Francisco,
And trailed it down to Half-Moon Bay,
But it became a pirate booty –
It jumped a ship and sailed away.
CHORUS
He followed it to New York City
Where it starred a one-buttock show.
Performances were standing-room only,
And it sold out 54 Below.
CHORUS
He found that smart ass went to grad school
Where it published a review on trends
In the An(n)als of Statistics
On how the means justify the ends.
CHORUS
He gave up when it wrote a memoir
It called “Le derrière perdu,”
“A semi-callipygian scorcher,
and quite a cracking read, too!”
CHORUS
And now you know how Moody’s buttock
Escaped its unassuming start.
The Healers helped him grow a new one,
But the buttock helped him find his heart.
You lose a buttock? Think of Moody,
Consider this before you seek:
The buttock if it’s thriving
Maybe turn the other cheek. (x4)
credits
from How Weird Can You Get?,
released April 2, 2023
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