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Big Red Truck When I was young, a child still My dad worked in the fields Of our farm. He toiled Away with his workers all day Harvesting sod. It all would load Onto the big red truck. On Wednesdays at church he would Drive the big red church straight From the fields. I always begged Him to let me ride home with him, And he would smile and give in. The big diesel engine would rev up And I would bounce on my oversized Seat. The smell of the diesel exhaust, And the sound of the truck was Haven to me.
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Aug 21, 2012
Aug 21, 2012 at 8:28 PM UTC
Big Red Truck
Big Red Truck When I was young, a child still My dad worked in the fields Of our farm. He toiled Away with his workers all day Harvesting sod. It all would load Onto the big red truck. On Wednesdays at church he would Drive the big red church straight From the fields. I always begged Him to let me ride home with him, And he would smile and give in. The big diesel engine would rev up And I would bounce on my oversized Seat. The smell of the diesel exhaust, And the sound of the truck was Haven to me.
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Aug 21, 2012
Aug 21, 2012 at 8:28 PM UTC
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