text: Yo, check it out, I got a story to tell
  'Bout lymphomas in transplant patients, hear it well
  We dug deep, studied seven cases straight
  NonHodgkin's lymphoma, let me elaborate
  
  At Stanford University Hospital, they went through surgeries
  Cardiac transplantation, man, it was no breeze
  Out of 182 patients, seven got hit
  With lymphomas, that's some serious shit
  
  Age, diagnosis, and transplants played a role
  In the development of lymphoma, take note, hold
  These cases came as localized extranodal lesions
  No lymph nodes affected, that's some confessions
  
  Brain, lung, and thigh tissues got involved
  From antilymphocyte serum, injections evolved
  Histologically, we observed the scene
  Five high-grade, large cell, immunoblastic, it's mean
  
  Two intermediate-grade, large noncleaved cell, we saw
  These lymphomas had some raw, hardcore flaw
  Immunological phenotype, we had to break it down
  Using light and heavy chain reagents all around
  
  Monoclonal antibodies, T cell and B cell in sight
  We tested four patients, shining a light
  All lymphomas tested positive for Ia antigen (HLA-DR)
  But no immunoglobulin or T cell antigens, that's bizarre
  
  So there you have it, the facts and the stats
  Lymphomas in transplant patients, causing some cracks
  We studied it all, clinical and histological features
  In chronically immunosuppressed patients, the story reaches.