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Bumpy Roads


Bumpy Roads

 

Newport News is a home for bumpy roads

We kind of have a problem with potholes

A lot of people tend to loose control

What if they were to go over the crossroads

Imagine people driving with wide loads

Forsure crossing the street would be their goal

Going over bridges, not paying tolls

Certainly their car would have to be towed

In order to fix this we pay taxes

For those who have to; they need to pay fines

Paving streets would ultimately help cars

Otherwise people will approach with axes

So they need to get the roads fixed on time

Or else they will have to be behind bars

 
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