Volunteering

by my_little_secret   Aug 10, 2005


The Many Lives of a Volunteer
My name is…who cares?
No one asks
All you get is odd jobs
And pointless tasks

I am a volunteer, my lad,
And here’s my sorry tale,
This is why I’m crippled and
Reliant on the ale

All day long we work so hard
For an hours break and bread and soup
And once the hours up, my friend,
Back to the slog we troop

Through wind and rain and searing heat
We shovel muck and hay
And now we soak for days before
And for this our backs must pay

With two days work fit in to one,
As Sundays have no worth,
Is it any wonder that by now,
We could successfully run the earth

Efficiency’s our middle name
And we put others to much shame
For although they try and do it
They can’t beat us at our game

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