Stretch Limo’s
You don’t see really me but I see you
You smile at me, the man in black
I drive you to your meetings and your parties
I’m always up front you’re always in back
You’re the have and I’m the have not
You try to pretend that we’re the same
As I open the door and grovel a smile
For a five buck tip I’ll play the game
I carry your luggage at the airport
Though my back complains it’s old
I stand tall but stand subservient
That’s what you like I’m told
Oh I’m not really complaining
I’ll ride in the back of a stretch some day
A long black one with a cold black box
I won’t even have to pay.
Birgit and Roger
Good read.
Love Tinka
Agree wholeheartedly with George; the VIP in the limo is the driver. :) Eye opening write--well done!
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.