A mile to work and a mile to home;
I roam this bay town more often alone
Than with anyone else who's willing to stay;
I fray and I wither like Bill back in the day
Of those times so funky where music was fresh;
Outta breath I would get singing along in my vette:
I pretend, quite often, that instead I do own;
But no, it's well know of my junker I roam
That I travel point A to point B by such mode;
Yes, I go via foot or death trap on the road
That is ever before me and ready to fight;
Whether night or day light, my knees give their might
And walk and stomp and push best they can;
Whether sit or stand or cross bridges off land
I do hope to pickup a better way,
Less stranger;
But danger aside, I drive on: me and my ford ranger.
Sep 1, 2015
Sep 1, 2015 at 11:28 PM UTC
A mile to work and a mile to home;
I roam this bay town more often alone
Than with anyone else who's willing to stay;
I fray and I wither like Bill back in the day
Of those times so funky where music was fresh;
Outta breath I would get singing along in my vette:
I pretend, quite often, that instead I do own;
But no, it's well know of my junker I roam
That I travel point A to point B by such mode;
Yes, I go via foot or death trap on the road
That is ever before me and ready to fight;
Whether night or day light, my knees give their might
And walk and stomp and push best they can;
Whether sit or stand or cross bridges off land
I do hope to pickup a better way,
Less stranger;
But danger aside, I drive on: me and my ford ranger.
Money pit not worth the spit but business necessitates these trips
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