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The Railroad Bum
by David Pekrul
copyright 01-05-2005


Age Rating: 10 to 127

  The Railroad Bum
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I am a world traveller,
(At least I think I am),
For I have seen so many things,
Both made by God and man.

I've viewed the constellations,
I've braved the desert sun,
I've travelled up and down the line,
For I'm a railroad bum.

This morning I'm in Arkansas,
This evening I'm in Maine,
I travel through this open land,
The rails are my domain.

I view life from a boxcar,
I meet friends in the 'jungle',
And people think I live this way,
Because in life I stumbled.

But I am living here by choice,
For it was my decision,
I feel that living like most do,
Is living in a prison.

So please don't feel bad for me,
I'm really not hard up,
I am a world traveller,
The rails are my own cup.


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01-06-2005 SamiJo Mcquiston    

I would have to agree with Andrew, those lines are a bit confuseing? Maybe you could explain or make them clearer?
Keep up the good work!
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