Give me a ride, Trucker man
I know you want too
Don't matter where you're goin'
Let me go with you
Nice truck you have here
Nice an warm inside
Thank you my trucker friend
You won't forget this ride.
Lets turn up the radio
And turn off the CB
Better look at the road hon,
And stop starin' at me
You can drive fast in
In this hauling machine
You're about the handsomest trucker
I've ever seen
Slow this rig down and
Pull over for awhile
I want to see more
Than your lead me on smile
Saw you at the truck stop
Kept my eye on you
Thought you'd be perfect
For what I wanted to do
Put the brakes on this thing
Pull it to the side
Get in the bed in back
Babe, we're gonna ride
Get comfy trucker man
I was hired by your wife
I reach down in my boots
And pull out the shiny blade of a knife
Give me a ride , Trucker man
I know you want too
Don't matter where your're goin'
I want to go with you...
excellent! really enjoyed the twist at the ending... if you haven't done so and would like to read my story/poem "Wine"...
Reviewed by Jimmy Mills (Reader)
Reviewed on March 14, 2003
Linda--you had me going! I was like--yeah I'm going to start driving trucks and then....THE TWIST! Wheewhhh. I'll stick to my BMW :-). Excellente' my friend! Love it.
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nice twist
john +
What a twist, excellent.
Nancy
Loved it!
Reindeer
Wow