There's
a Duster tryin' to change my tune
Pulling
up fast on the right
Rolling
restlessly, twenty-four hour moon
Wisconsin
hiker with a cue-ball head
Wishing
he was home in a Wiscosin bed
fifteen
feet of snow in the East
Colder
then a welldigger's ass
Oceanside
it ends the ride, San Clemente coming up
Sunday
desperadoes slip by, gas station closed,
cruise
with a dry back
Orange
drive-in the neon billin'
Theatre's
fillin' to the brim
Slave
girls and a hot spurn bucket full of sin
Metropolitan
area with interchange and connections
Fly-by-nights
from Riverside
Black
and white plates, out of state,
running
a little bit late
Sailors
jockey for the fast lane
101
don't miss it
Rolling
hills and concrete fields
The
broken line's on your mind
Eights
go east and the fives go north
The
merging nexus back and forth
You
see your sign, cross the line,
signalling
with a blink
The radio's
gone off the air
Gives
you time to think
You
ease it out and you creep across
Intersection
light goes out
You
hear the rumble
As you
fumble for a cigarette
Blazing
through this midnight jungle
Remember
someone that you met
One
more block; the engine talks
And
whispers 'home at last'
It whispers,
whispers, whispers
'home
at last', home at last
Marco Giunco |
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