Abbey’s Doodles – The MIJ Song

If you are a budding composer, please let me know if you can set this to music
Chorus:The two years I spent in MIJStudying for my MBAPrecious hours spent with friendsDrinking the night awayThose term papers we’d to writeEvery Professor had a strange quirkIt took Rascal Rusty to figure outFor each Prof what would workSomeone liked quotes, some liked to see graphsSome liked humour in Assignments just for laughs

  

The two years I spent in MIJStudying for my MBAPrecious hours spent with friendsDrinking the night away
Dadu’s dhaba was our usual hauntWhether for chai or cigarettes that we’d wantWhere Arunesh sang Dylan’s songsWith the shiny black guitar he would flaunt…

   The MIJ Song

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  1. Anish says:

    really looking forward to ur novel now…

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