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True Story bout the BUCKBUSTER
it wont be long i told myself, til we shall meet again
i know your bored and lonely and need me as your friend
i never thought i'd wake up in this damn hospital bed
as you were out there laying while they left you for dead
My buddies came to get ya, while i was in surgery
but all i really wanted was a chance to let you see
im still alive i made it, the buck dint fair quite as well
a broken neck the man had said as far as he could tell
the next 3 months i lay there no move that i could make
we cant beleive you're alive is all the doctors spake
you might not walk again or even be able to ride
at that point i just told them,its better if i died
they said it was a mystery how someone could survive
an accident like that usually leaves noone alive
wasnt wearing a lid and my leathers left at home
so while i did them cartwheels i was breakin lots of bones
roadrash is underrated and bruises i dont fear
but breakin arms and legs and landing on your ear
can make a shitty way to start your summer day
at 6 months i was moving and they all said what the hell?
i told them in another 3 i would be the one going out for a spell
maybe take a ride on my trusty old steed
cause everyone knows that its just a basic need
to get back on your horse and saddle up again
and even if she throws me like that she'll still be my friend
i wont let that stop me cause a real biker wouldnt
and if they said to me its something that i couldnt
its 2 years gone by and im in the wind again today
a permanent limp and lost some hearings a small price to pay
but to whom i wrote this poem or should i say to what
a fatboy in the driveway that really saved my butt
between us two we took the worst and came back a swingin
and now i sit on your back while you go on singin
this is based on true events that happened to me on 9/14/04
while on my way to work a 200 lb buck t-boned me at 55 mph
at 5 in the am , the bike kept goin without me as he never hit it,
he hit me square on my right side while he was truckin cross a field...
Hotrodbiker
hotrod7@comcast.net
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