| The Lady Trucker |
| Long and lonely highways beckon me, A lady trucker is what I choose to be, A world that at one time belonged to men, But this is now that was then. Sometime ago I went on the road, To help a friend deliver load, From the time I climbed into his truck, I knew I had found my calling and thought, what luck! My family and friends said I wouldn't last, But that was long ago, many years have passed. I pilot my rig to the best of my ability, I know I can run with the best, I have the agility. Sometimes, for weeks, I am away from home, I may drive solo but I am not alone, Family and friends are with me in my heart, Fellow truckers embrace me, their friendship I impart. Though this job is not an easy one the rewards abound, I see the sunrise and can't describe the peace I've found, Moving freight across this great land, Guided by my professionalism and God's hand. copyright 2000 LM |
| This world and all it has to offer is there for the taking for all people regardless of sex, race or religion All that really matters is that you have a want, a need or a burning desire and you gave it your all |
| The Lady Trucker is to be commended and respected for her efforts to provide the people with all of the goods needed to keep this country running in spite of the difficult profession she has choosen |
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