You go on your own
But you don't want to
Its crowded and loud
And the groaning and moaning
Only serves to dishearten you
You're told that is good to go
But the pain your body feels
Tells you that's not so
You can leave if you want
But you don't want to appear weak
When you finally decide to quit
Your body beaten down and sore
There is no sense of accomplishment
Just the nagging pain in your limbs
That tells you you can't take much more
You shuffle your feet
As you head to the door
Trying not to show any pain
And concentrating on not falling to the floor
As you get into your car
And wonder,
Why did I join a gym?
Feb 2, 2010
Feb 2, 2010 at 6:17 PM UTC
You go on your own
But you don't want to
Its crowded and loud
And the groaning and moaning
Only serves to dishearten you
You're told that is good to go
But the pain your body feels
Tells you that's not so
You can leave if you want
But you don't want to appear weak
When you finally decide to quit
Your body beaten down and sore
There is no sense of accomplishment
Just the nagging pain in your limbs
That tells you you can't take much more
You shuffle your feet
As you head to the door
Trying not to show any pain
And concentrating on not falling to the floor
As you get into your car
And wonder,
Why did I join a gym?
