Carpooling to Hell By G. W. Thomas
She picks me up at the same time every day, One minute after I lie down to sleep, We drive in – because it’s cheaper, The rents are so high in Hell, We pick up the others, Only twenty-seven of us (we’re so lucky) In a ’72 Pinto Lime green with only three tires, The drive is long, The radio only plays Country music, The same six songs, “Just like AM radio,” says Trina She says it every morning, Today, Bob’s got gas, Says it because he was a lawyer on Earth I don’t see his point But I just wish one Of the windows worked God, what did I do That was so horrible To deserve this?
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