O No My Car Service Is Due Again

O no, it is that time again.....
My car, it's due for its scheduled service and care..
Gotta to call the service centre, gotta to make  an appointment...
Yes, ma'am, tuesday tomorrow is just fine, should be no problem..

O no, it is that time again...
My car, it's due for an oil change, gear oil change, any others to change..
Gotta to have them changed, gotta to keep the engine well maintained..
Yes, ma'am, change whatever those that need to be changed...

O no, it's that time again...
My car, this regular maintenance, by my wallet it is such a strain..
Gotta to have cash or credt card ready, the latter is additional pain...
Yes, ma'am, gotta to use credit card, glad it will do fine by you...

O no, it's that time again...
My car, some stranger gotta to get to it, gotta mess the insides...
Gotta to seat and wait, seat  and wait for the services alright...
Yes, ma'am I'd rather seat and wait, so the waiting needn't be stretched..

O yes, YES! The  maintenance has been done...
My car, though it is not obvious, I'm very sure it was properly serviced...
Gonna have a smoother drive, gonna have a swell handling as I drive...
TQ, ma'am, my credit is good, I trust you will see me again soon enough...

O yes, YES! Safety first, so my car is well maitained...
My car, everyday I drive, it is an integral part of my daily life....
Gotta to keep it healthy, gotta to have it reliable and road worthy...
Yes, ma'am, my sentiments exactly...

What's a little money spent for a healthy car to ensure my safety...?
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