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One Day In San Fernando

A lady on high street with ah tight pants And all the men turn and watching she Well I pretend I didn’t notice But in the corner of my eyes I look to see Then I went down by the hospital Stop and drink an apple J Was to full to eat any doubles Because I was by naz cuisine today Had smoke herring with tomato With two hot sada roti And some nice mango kuchela With a hot cup of coffee Then I walk up Harris promenade Sit on a bench by the engine It was under a big tree So I just sit in the shade relaxing San Fernando really has nice girls So much passing in front of me I tell a red Spanish girl good afternoon She said “mind your business you stupidly” Trinidad girls is very nice and friendly But it has a few with bad attitude all about Some girls talk sweet like honey And some have a pepper in their mouth Well I going to the place I learn tailoring By “ram mohess “on the lord street It’s been many years I haven’t seen them So I carrying some beer and KFC to eat Many don’t know I am a tailor I can make suits, dresses and everything And Use to designs at “images sewing factory“ Own by my good friend “SHIVA GOBIN “ And I cannot forget” Mr. Lopez” Another tailoring shop down the coffee He who give me my job letters To get visa at the America embassy All these people has really help me And I am grateful for what I’ve learn And they will be in my memory Although our roads in life has turn Then I went down by the sea wharf They do catch big fishes down there Then pass by San Fernando market Ands stop In a rum shop to drink a beer Jump in a taxi to ste Madeleine See my nephew riad in the backseat He said, man it’s to early to go home Let’s go to a bar on high street Lites and roger was by the library corner So four of us went in the bar to lime Then girlfriend text to say she love me Enjoy my vacation, have a great time

Copyright © | Year Posted 2013




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