The 6 train, some days it's fun
This morning there was a jingly noise as people got on at 68th. A man in a straw hat with an armload of whistles on lanyards. Ah, something new!
A rapping sales pitch for whistles, only a dollar each.
Support a minority, it’s good for the economy…
Everyone on the train started smiling and a man reached into his pocket the check his stash of cash. Nothing but 20s, too bad.
They’re endorsed by our President, George W Bush—the W stands for Whistles!
Some Biblical reasons for whistle use as we pulled out of 59th street and the man with the cash asked How many do you have?
I’ve got about 16 left.
Pass ‘em out! as he handed over a $20.
The man in the straw hat with the armload of whistles on lanyards announced that he would be giving whistles to the ladies—endorsed by the National Organization of Women!
Put it in your pocketbook, even help you stop a crook…
I wanted a whistle but we were at 51st and I had to hurry off the train.
But I still have the smile I got from the man in the straw hat with the armload of whistles on lanyards.
A rapping sales pitch for whistles, only a dollar each.
Support a minority, it’s good for the economy…
Everyone on the train started smiling and a man reached into his pocket the check his stash of cash. Nothing but 20s, too bad.
They’re endorsed by our President, George W Bush—the W stands for Whistles!
Some Biblical reasons for whistle use as we pulled out of 59th street and the man with the cash asked How many do you have?
I’ve got about 16 left.
Pass ‘em out! as he handed over a $20.
The man in the straw hat with the armload of whistles on lanyards announced that he would be giving whistles to the ladies—endorsed by the National Organization of Women!
Put it in your pocketbook, even help you stop a crook…
I wanted a whistle but we were at 51st and I had to hurry off the train.
But I still have the smile I got from the man in the straw hat with the armload of whistles on lanyards.
