Ready or not here he comes Best you batten down the hatches Unless you were one of the smart ones to run Like a crazed hound in July chasing rabbits
Alright, alright, alright As you turn and face the wind Open the door to a Category 4 And let Dorian come screaming in
Oh me, oh my, oh my, oh me Is that Grandma in the yard below Hanging tight with all her might to the clothes line With her cat Skeeters wrap around her big toe
This is getting rather exciting As I see trees by the dozen crack in half With my Boy Scout skills I might need to later build A family size raft including the cat if there anything left
But for now we'll all hunker down Try and stay away from the windows And all the flying debris that I decided to leave In the yard scattered amongst the plastic Flamingos
I'm here wondering at this very moment Which of the two could be worse The fate of being blown away by a hurricane Or eaten by a gator face first
Still you've got to love living in Florida With 20 foot waves crashing to shore As I step outside to grab that branch floating by I think I need to start whittling some oars
I love in the East coast of Florida and things are getting scary... Praying Dorian moves further East!