What?
More trucks in used car lots, less on the freeway
Fewer at Starbucks, but not at my icehouse
Fast traffic on the right, slow on the left
Fire sales on “mother” of Texas trucks
While I go on listening to the sound machine
Bringing back memories of the Double Bayou
Yellow buses grazing under a cotton-ball sky
Arriving at the casino, where all the SUV’s have gone
Wake me when it’s over, for it’s a family affair
But, just remember I ain’t your dude
So you can’t buy me with a “Two-Step” lottery card
Make it a beer or two at the pool-side bar
Times are different, so continue lying to me kenne
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What?
What?
More trucks in used car lots,
less on the freeway
Fewer at Starbucks,
but not at my icehouse
Fast traffic on the right,
slow on the left
Fire sales on
“mother” of Texas trucks
While I go on listening
to the sound machine
Bringing back memories
of the Double Bayou
Yellow buses grazing
under a cotton-ball sky
Arriving at the casino,
where all the SUV’s have gone
Wake me when it’s over,
for it’s a family affair
But, just remember
I ain’t your dude
So you can’t buy me with
a “Two-Step” lottery card
Make it a beer or two
at the pool-side bar
Times are different,
so continue lying to me
kenne
This entry was posted on June 23, 2008 at 5:17 pm and is filed under Commentary, Poetry with tags Lake Charles. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.