Doc Moose and wife went back last week
To the town where they grew up.
They hadn't been there in 40 years
Since Moose was a little pup.

They walked around and smiled a lot
As good old thoughts came back.
Doc laid down under the tavern porch
And peeked up through the crack.

Toward afternoon, they walked a field
Quite full and rich with corn.
His wife said, "Doc, you see that fence?
That's where our love was born."

"When we were only seventeen
You leaned me on that fence,
Made love to me for the first time...
And you ain't done it since!"

"Let's do it again," she said. "Right now
Let's go and reminisce.
Take me like that one more time
And let's recall that bliss!"

Moose leaned her back against that fence
And then he dropped his drawers.
The sight drove all the cows away
And killed a bunch of flowers.

So they made love. They started slow
But, in no time at all,
They went into a frenzy as
They answered passion's call.

She tore at him! He tore at her!
They screamed their names out loud!
They scratched and clawed asbeads of sweat
Poured freely off each brow.

This sad display went on and on
'Till, with a final shout,
They both fell down upon the ground
Completely all wiped out.

A small boy had been watching as
That whole sad scene unwound
Then up the hill he ran to see
The geezers on the ground.

"Boy, you old folks are something else!
You really shook the walls!
When you were young, I'll bet you two
Were like wild animals!"

Doc looked up sadly with his wife
Still passed out at his side
And said, "No, son. Back then that fence
Was not electrified!!!"