Pulling that trailor with the heavy load
Across the country as you go
Away from home
Away from family
For weeks at a time
Truck driving man
Truck driving man
Blowing the air horn
When youngsters pump their arms
Drop off the load
Pick up another one
Then back on the road again
Truck driving man
Truck driving man
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Having friends such as this makes this poem even more special! 🙏🏻🕊
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Cheers Tony 🙏🏻🕊
Enjoyed the read Tony. Lonely way to live, but essential to the world in taking goods to market.
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I hear a song here. Good write Tony
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Aww, my brothers used to get passing truckers to do that so many years ago. How fun to be reminded! How charmingly rendered with excellent imagery and a delightful poignancy. Thank you for sharing.
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A lonely and hard job, enjoyed the read
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You are very welcome
This would make a great song for the road
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That's the life.Keep on Truckin'.Fun poem.I could see the open road ahead.
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Sounds lyrical. Are you singing it Tony? We need our truck drivers.
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I used to drive a van as a courier once upon a time. One of my favorite jobs. I'd wake up each morning and have almost no idea where I'd be heading that day.
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I had a friend who was a truck driver Tony and although alone in his truck he some amazing tales to tell.
Andy
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