I RIDE MY BICYCLE MP3
Round and round the town we go on our bicycles,
Round and round our pedals go, moving fast, moving slow,
Up and down the hills we go, huffing, puffing as we go,
Riding to the greatest places you could want to go.
I ride my bicycle to work every day,
And I take my bicycle, home every night,
Dealing with cars, who get in my way, and,
Dealing with potholes left and right.
And, when I ride, my bicycle at night.
I use a handle bar head light.
So I can see where I'm going.
I ride my bicycle to the grocery store,
And I take my bicycle, when I run my chores,
Dealing with drivers who yell, get out of the way,
Because they think I ride my bike real slow.
I try to ride, my bicycle really safe because,
I don't think that roads are safe for race.
I watch out for cars, cuz cars are dangerous,
I watch out for trucks, cuz trucks endanger us,
I keep my eyes upon the road.
Round and Round the country we go, on our bicycles,
Round and round our wheels go, clicking, ticking as they go,
Up and down the hills we go, building muscles as we go,
Riding to the greatest places you could want to go.
Lyrics By Greg Spence Wolf and Paul Glover
Music By Greg Spence Wolf
Critical
Mass Monthly Bike Ride
Day:
Friday, August 30th (last Friday of every month)
Time: 5:30pm
Location: Westlake Center (4th and Pine, downtown Seattle)
Event Website:
"Critical Mass is a simple concept. Imagine a flock of birds, except
they're people. And they don't fly, they ride bikes. Everyone rides
together, be it 20 or 200 people. This normally occurs in cities, where
automobiles dominate the streets and cyclists are stuck choking on
exhaust. There are various reasons for doing Critical Mass. Some groups do
it to make people more aware of alternative means of transportation.
Riding a bike, skating, walking, running, etc. Some do it because in many
places, there is a serious need for more bike lanes. In most big cities,
there is no need for cars. They only pollute and clutter the streets."
- Megan Acosta
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