The Bus Driver
There was an old man who drove our bus,
Gee! He was an ornery cuss.
A person didn't even dare to smile.
Riding gloomy mile by mile
It seemed more than we could bare.
Oh! How that old man could swear!
But worst of all, a calamity!
The old man took a shine to me.
Tiny girl with braids of black,
He never made me sit in back.
He was kind to me and good,
This I never understood.
Neither did my wise, big brother!
Gee! He was an ornery cuss.
A person didn't even dare to smile.
Riding gloomy mile by mile
It seemed more than we could bare.
Oh! How that old man could swear!
But worst of all, a calamity!
The old man took a shine to me.
Tiny girl with braids of black,
He never made me sit in back.
He was kind to me and good,
This I never understood.
Neither did my wise, big brother!
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