When I was a child
I used to go riding on my bike
I used to ride all day
from eight in the morning until night
My mother used to say:
'Do your homework, then you'll play'
Sometimes she locked the front door
but I sneaked down the pipe anyway
Then one afternoon
I was riding downhill on my bike
When I saw the traffic light
turning from green to red
I pulled the breaks eventually
but they were wet and slippery
My bike was like a rocket ship
I closed my eyes and said 'goodbye'
A car on my right
a bus on my left
the screetching of brakes
the sound of a horn
But I heard no crash
I opened my eyes
I finally stopped
I was still alive
I couldn't believe it
I'll always remember
the scariest day of my life
My mother used to say:
'Do your homework, then you'll play'
she never had to repeat it
since that lucky day
My mother used to say:
'Do your homework, then you'll play'
she never had to repeat it
since that lucky day
I used to go riding on my bike
I used to ride all day
from eight in the morning until night
My mother used to say:
'Do your homework, then you'll play'
Sometimes she locked the front door
but I sneaked down the pipe anyway
Then one afternoon
I was riding downhill on my bike
When I saw the traffic light
turning from green to red
I pulled the breaks eventually
but they were wet and slippery
My bike was like a rocket ship
I closed my eyes and said 'goodbye'
A car on my right
a bus on my left
the screetching of brakes
the sound of a horn
But I heard no crash
I opened my eyes
I finally stopped
I was still alive
I couldn't believe it
I'll always remember
the scariest day of my life
My mother used to say:
'Do your homework, then you'll play'
she never had to repeat it
since that lucky day
My mother used to say:
'Do your homework, then you'll play'
she never had to repeat it
since that lucky day