The Mudcat Café TM
Thread #74175 Message #1292748
Posted By: Bentley
08-Oct-04 - 08:14 PM
Thread Name: Old People in small Cars.
Subject: RE: Old People in small Cars.
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RED-VELVET STEERING WHEEL COVER DRIVER I remember one day, I was riding along On the Liverpool highway singing my song And the day was as good as the road it was long I was on my way When just up ahead, a black speck appeared And as I drew near, it was just as I feared Doing twenty-five miles an hour in top gear In the outside lane Oh, dear me, Glory be, one of them I could see It was a red-velvet steering wheel cover driver
Chorus: Tra la la, la-la-la-la la-la-la, la-la-la-la-la
Well, he and his wife, they sat side by side In their safety belts, they were safely tied And together, they rode through the green countryside That they could not see He had two dingle-dangles that hung by a string From the mirror and in the back window this thing That kept bobbing its head up and down the singular stair at me Up and down, side to side, keep your eyes open wide For the red-velvet steering wheel cover driver
He has two china ducks on his living-room wall And a bowl of pink, plastic flowers in the hall And a souvenir ashtray that he bought in port-call On his holiday And when he gets back, he goes straight to his chair And he turns on the telly and all night he'll stare At the girls and the gunfights and wish he were there But he's here to stay When he regrets what he didn't see Then he will switch to ITV 'Cause he's a red-velvet steering wheel cover driver
Well, each Friday morning, he takes his basket To town and he goes to the big supermarket And he looks up and down and thinks oh, what a task It's so hard to choose For there's apple sponge pudding all topped with tasty-freeze Ready cut loaves, instant cake mix and frozen peas All of those fifty-seven varieties Fresh today Hermetically sealed, untouched by human hands Just 'neath those tins, think of all those gifts you might win When you're a red-velvet steering wheel cover driver
Well, it's Saturday night, it's a night for a fling So, throw on your glad-bags, ring-a-ding ding And go down to the hall for a good game of bingo and cups of tea Then it's back into bed and turn off the light Puff the hot-water bottle, sweet dreams and sleep tight And God keep us from things that go bump in the night But especially All of those dreams of the day, when our own children will say "My dad's a red-velvet steering wheel cover driver"