Colorado State University officials banned from all future football games the sing-a-long of a recently-resurrected tune written by a former athletic director because the lyrics weren’t ‘family-friendly.’ Everyone knows the coolest old people are the ones who sneak around when your parents aren't looking and tell you crazy-ass jokes and sneak you a beer and then laugh at themselves when they slip on the ice and fall on their ass. This is a song written by one of those types of people. His name is Thurman “Fum” McGraw, a former three-sport athlete and athetic director at CSU. I wish he were alive so I could buy him a Cuban cigar and a Guinness and let him tell some hilarious ancient jokes. And any modern-day parent who has their adolescent at a CSU game and can’t find a way to explain these lyrics without freaking out and sprinting to the nearest church should slap themselves silly. C’mon, Ward Cleaver can do it, so can you! If you can’t sing this song in college, where the hell CAN you sing it?!
HERE’S THE LYRICS… (CSU = Aggies, Boulder = rival U. of Colorado, CC = Colorado College, DU = Denver University). VOTE RIGHT NEXT DOOR!
FUM'S SONG
I'll sing you a song of college days
And tell you where to go
Aggies' where knowledge is,
Boulder spends your dough.
C.C. for your sissy boys,
Utah for your times,
D.U. for your ministers,
For drunkards, School of Mines
Don't send my boy to Wyoming U.,
A dying mother said;
Don't send my boy to Brigham Young,
I'd rather see him dead,
But send him to the ole Aggies,
'Tis better than Cornell,
Before I'd see him in Boulder,
I'd see my son in Hell!