I'm Sorry Mr. Alligator
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I'm Sorry Mr. Alligator
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the only lanes we need are the bike lanes in our streets
let's ride bikes, go get get your bikes, let's take back these streets
critical mass, it's such a blast
i don't want to step outside and have exhaust fill my lungs
and i don't want my children to wear gas masks
and i don't want to see a dead alligator on the road
and i don't want to see a road without bike lanes
i'd like to see the DOT
lose all their funding completely
because i don't want to see
new roads at all
if managing growth means building roads
we're encouraging overpopulation
and i don't think this county/state/country/earth
can afford/support it
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