PEGGY'S ON THE GO

Peggy's on the go, move over to the shoulder

Peggy's on the go, move over

Hey Hey Peggy's on her way

From Dad's street to see aunt Mae (zoom,zoom)

Stand clear, Peg turned seven

She got a birthday bike today

Peg's a roadrunner, fast and hard

It only took an hour and a push to leave the yard

It's bright red with specks of honey

Peg'll keep it clean Mom paid alot of money

Peggy's on the go...

Jill and Timmy will probably tell Johnny

That Peggy's got a brand new racing bike

It doesn't matter if Johnny thinks he's faster

Cause Peg'll race his big brother Mike

Peggy's on the go…

Peggy's mind runs as fast as her bike

She can see herself racing down the street with big Mike

They pass Mr. Smith as he's raking his leaves

A gust of wind blows his work all over the street

She pictures the look on her aunt Mae's face

When Peg arrives for tea after winning the race

Imagine if you can the surprise in Peggy's eyes

When her bike bumped in behind Mr. Woo's grocery sign

Peggy's on the go…

Well Jill and Timmy didn't tell Johnny

And by the way, big Mike is only two

Mr. Smith raked his leaves that morning

Aunt Mae runs the store for Mr. Woo

The truth is, Peg's a day dreamer

With a wheelchair instead of a bike

But Peg knows all dreams need a picture

and Peggy's has a birthday bike

Peggy's on the go…

Words and Music written by Richard Paul Lafontaine

                Copyright 1990 unpublished    February 23,1990