Race Car
Little young man
With key in hs hand
Twists the ignition
Egine warms in seconds
Man has box and bottle in sack
He opens the bottle first
He drives while clenching thirst
He presses on the pedal for gas
His limit is already passed
And opens the box of cigs
And lights them like little twigs
While two colored lights flash behind
Little young man doesn't seem to mind
He zooms and vrooms across the sreets
With a perilous fate that he must meet
As speedy race car skids and skees
And crashes into the forest's trees
And so we know how this all concludes
That drinking and smoking while driving's not good
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