She Heard it on the Radio
by Dominique Spearey
I'm just a rabbit in the headlights
rabbit in the headlights
A rabbit in the headlights of your love.
Oh the treachery of memory
It gushed up good and proper
Yet - when all was said and done
He was nothing but a rotter.
But God he was so handsome
His body poured in leather
His winklepickers flashing
His reputation as a raver.
The smell of sweat enticing
As she climbed upon his bike
Her hormones starting racing
As they rode off in the night.
She was a rabbit in the headlights
A rabbit in the headlights
A rabbit in the headlights of his love.
But.. ..he... really.... was .. quite... grubby
His nails chewed to the quick
And looking back in hindsight
She just loved him for his prick.
Oh the treachery of memory
Often leading us astray
Confusing glow of headlights
With the cold clear light of day.
I'm not a rabbit in the headlights
A rabbit in the headlights
A rabbit in the headlights of your love.