Some songs go platinum. One of mine has gone interactive. I’m referring to my song parody That’s What The Law’s About, which I wrote Saturday and which can be sung to that wedding perennial, “The Hokey Pokey.”
Within hours of my posting it, David Giacalone of ethicalEsq? (who found my legal spoof through Denise Howell’s eclectic Bag and Baggage) had linked to it and requested an additional stanza: a car-phoning stanza to go with his rant about lawyers using their cell phones while driving. He even threatened to write one himself if I didn’t come through for him.
That sounded to me like an offer I couldn’t refuse. Wherefore, I hereby post my spanking new additional and supplemental stanza, which I dedicate to David:
You’ve got to wield that phone
Right from the driver’s seat.
Your time is not your own
And you rarely sleep or eat.
But if you’re very lucky,
You won’t crash or run aground.
That’s what the law’s about.
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