Oh Where Can My Sockie Be?
It is madden when a sock is taken to sock heaven.4 total reviews
Comment from Cindy Decker 3
Harry,
nice song. I like that you make this common occurrence into a creative outlet. Excellent lyrics to that doggone music.
My mom was famous for losing socks in the laundry. We jokingly called her laundry the black hole (where socks came in, but never came out).
Great song!
Best wishes, Harry.
Cindy
reply by the author on 26-Aug-2024
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Harry,
nice song. I like that you make this common occurrence into a creative outlet. Excellent lyrics to that doggone music.
My mom was famous for losing socks in the laundry. We jokingly called her laundry the black hole (where socks came in, but never came out).
Great song!
Best wishes, Harry.
Cindy
Comment Written 26-Aug-2024
reply by the author on 26-Aug-2024
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It must be getting pretty crowded in sock heaven, but I guess there is still room. Did your socks go down the black hole to hell?
Thanks for the read and feedback.
Comment from GoWiSt
"It is madden when a sock is taken to sock heaven." madening--not madden.
"Oh Where Can My Sockie Be?" Your sockie bin, perhaps?
"Oh, where or where can my little sock be?" oh--not or.
"My foot needs you, slockie" sockie--not slockie. Unless slockie's your missing sock's name.
Good luck in the contest.
reply by the author on 26-Aug-2024
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"It is madden when a sock is taken to sock heaven." madening--not madden.
"Oh Where Can My Sockie Be?" Your sockie bin, perhaps?
"Oh, where or where can my little sock be?" oh--not or.
"My foot needs you, slockie" sockie--not slockie. Unless slockie's your missing sock's name.
Good luck in the contest.
Comment Written 26-Aug-2024
reply by the author on 26-Aug-2024
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Hey thanks for catching my mistakes. Appreciated.
Comment from Bill Schott
These lyrics, Oh Where Can My Sockie Be?, follows the well-known drill of searching for those pieces of clothing we typically dismiss until they dismiss themselves.
Found this twice: My foot needs you, (sockie), please come back to me
Happy day.
reply by the author on 26-Aug-2024
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These lyrics, Oh Where Can My Sockie Be?, follows the well-known drill of searching for those pieces of clothing we typically dismiss until they dismiss themselves.
Found this twice: My foot needs you, (sockie), please come back to me
Happy day.
Comment Written 26-Aug-2024
reply by the author on 26-Aug-2024
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Yes, last line of the repeated chorus. Thanks for the feedback.
Comment from Mintybee
This is charmingly playful. We've all had the experience of pulling an odd number of socks out of the dryer. This is the first song I've seen marking the occasion. I think it was clever to overstate things -heavenly array- and then go back to looking in realistic places like the basement. That added more humour.
Mintybee
reply by the author on 26-Aug-2024
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This is charmingly playful. We've all had the experience of pulling an odd number of socks out of the dryer. This is the first song I've seen marking the occasion. I think it was clever to overstate things -heavenly array- and then go back to looking in realistic places like the basement. That added more humour.
Mintybee
Comment Written 26-Aug-2024
reply by the author on 26-Aug-2024
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Thank you for the close read and the feedback.
