In Heaven there is no beer br That's why we drink it here br And When we're gone from here br All our friends will be drinking all our beer br In Heaven there is no beer br Let's stay and Drink it here br And When our friends aren't here br We will be drinking all their beer br br I have been at a number of palaces worldwide, br From Fontainbleu to Versailles, br From the Dodge Mansion at Meadowbrook br to the Grosse Pointe Ford Estate, br From gilded aged homes in Newport in Rhode Island state. br Which were on Bellevue, br which if you by chance go there, you shouldn’t miss you go through, br I even had been through the Doge Palace in Venice. br But the domicile that was on the web today is quite unique. br For it was covered with flattened empty cans of beer; br Somewhere in Texas here, br Houston as a matter of fact. br John Malkovich, ugh-, Milkosovich; br finished his castle with outdoor décor. br More than 50,000 cans of beer or more, br He did recycle in more ways than one, br After it was done, br He must have figured that the beer cans would make cheap siding, br br But $400,000 and 7 years after it was sold, br The public can go through it, barring the use of metal detectors, br Alcohol will be not consumed on its premises, br They would ask for donations as you exit, br No Deposit, No Return policy would be in effect.