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Road Trips and Red Jello (A Song)

Embarking on a road trip

Going to eat some veggie burghers

My girlfriend will do hair wraps

For all of you berserkers

Going to cross Ohio

and Indiana borders

Sharing showers with our girlfriends

Against our parent’s orders

Road trips and red jello’s along

Road trips and red jello’s along

This is not the first road trip

Together we have taken

We avoid the donut shops

And our affinity with bacon

To enjoy the tie dye

And strips down by the seaside

Rainbow colours of balloons

And those with nitrous oxide

Road trips and red jello’s along

Road trips and red jello’s along

Take the real necessities

Things that cannot be forgotten

A rainbow from your briefcase

And a bowtie made of cotton

Everything else we need

We’ll find under the sun

The miracle of a vehicle

Some dancers and a drum

Road trips and red jello’s along

Road trips and red jello’s along


Gerald Arthur Moore is an adventurer, a part-time university lecturer, a high school teacher, and a rugby coach living in New Brunswick, Canada. NON-Publishing released his first book of poetry Shatter the Glass, Shards of Flame in 2018. His new book is Flak Jacket 2024. 

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