Jack of all trade master of none
Apeteshi master, master of one
Daily he wakes the better he becomes
Daily he drinks till dooms day comes
Daily he toils through rain and shine
At set he consumes the work of his toil
Jack of all trade master of none
Apeteshi master, master of one
At night he staggers back to his nest
Sometimes he lodges in five star, along the road
Where the flood passes stinking with dirt
Jack of all trade master of none
Apeteshi master, master of one
Olowo buys shares, comfort and joy
Apeteshi master saves in his belly
A bank where all decompose
Nothing to withdraw but memories
Daily he grows, no future ahead
Except Apeteshi plus weed for which he boast
Soon the clay is still before its time
Soon melodies will come to an end
Jack of all trade master of none
Apeteshi master, master of one
Sixteen dependents left without hope
His battered jewel to toil alone
Poverty multiplies the future is black
Apeteshi future is never bright
Look around and see
Open your ears and hear
Jack od all trade master of none
Apeteshi master servant of all
This I believe is one of my funnest jokes. On my way one day I saw this men drunk on there way back home, the first one self pufpuf, he sells during the day but consume all his income at night. The second was a shoe cobbler staggering back home. I got thinking on the futility of alcohol and poverty as affecting men without wisdom, the innocent and children who always bear the final brunt. The word "APETESHI" is a local slang in Nigeria that means "drunken master," Written by EZEKIEL MOSES
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