Out on the road a week now
And oh, the travelers fate
To suffer consequences
Of what I might have ate
That makes my bowels a liquid
I sit here turning blue
Suspect the eggs from Denny’s
On Route 82
Can’t make it to the drug store
If you know what I mean
I’ll get that cut-rate stuff
From the vending machine
Cost me seven dollars
My stomach’s still a jerking
Why am I not surprised?
This stupid stuff ain’t working
Vending machine Imodium
Oh you’ve done me wrong
Vending machine Imodium
That’s why I sing this song
I don’t know what I done
Stole cheated and lied
It feels like Satan’s minion
Crawled in my guts and died
And though I don’t deserve it
Of that I have no doubt
I’d give anything
If he’d get the hell out
Maybe get some cyanide
To help and get me through it
Because I’ll tell you one thing
This Imodium won’t do it
But out of this is some advice
If you’re traveling please do
Pack Imodium and avoid the Denny’s
On Route 82
Vending machine Imodium
Oh, you’ve done me wrong
Vending machine Imodium
That’s why I sing this song
Written in response to Cold Hand (Craig) Boyack’s Blog: https://coldhandboyack.wordpress.com/2017/06/15/i-could-write-a-country-song/comment-page-1/#comment-27548
Thanks for getting me writing again!