I recall that film with the funny comic guy.
There was this one scene where I laughed until I cried.
The comic guy took a few lines of cocaine.
And he freaked out and thought he broke his brain.

That actor just died.
Pile of cocaine by his side.
Saw the film again, but the scene that made me grin
now makes me cringe, oh baby.

It once was cute, now it's a Funny
Aneurysm Moment and no longer funny.
Once amusing, later it's a Funny
Aneurysm Moment. Now, it's not so funny.

Then there was that show, around nineteen ninety-five.
The guy with the simple mind, he tried to learn to drive.
Crashed into a dealership that sold Oldsmobiles.
Said "They'll make more, so you will get more wheels."

But ten years later on,
Oldsmobile was gone.
They'll make cars no more, the joke's now kind of sore.
And the actor regrets it. My oh my.

Ten years, the joke became a Funny
Aneurysm Moment. And it lost all humor.
It was comic, now it's a Funny
Aneurysm Moment. Feels somewhat guilty.

There was a song in one guy's life.
The singer professed his love for his wife.
They split up three years tater.
It's now hard to listen to. He hates her.

Entertainment becomes a Funny
Aneurysm Moment when something happens.
The scene that we call a Funny
Aneurysm Moment seems insensitive.

And you cannot avoid it.
You can't predict what will pass.
Some scenes won't seem amusing
when tragedy attacks.

They seem cool or even funny,
'til something much like it
occurs and makes that scene seem
a little inappropriate.

Even this song too,
may be subject.