Zöllner vom Vollzug abhalten auf der A4

Götz Widmann

Früher hatte ich Probleme an Sonntagnachmittagen
mir die öden Stunden ohne Leben totzuschlagen
heut hab ich das überwunden,
denn ich hab etwas gefunden
was mich wirklich amüsiert

Ich hab vieles ausprobiert
mein Sonntagnachmittagspläsier
ist Zöllner vom Vollzug abhalten auf der A4

Grundvoraussetzung beim Necken:
Irgendwie Verdacht erwecken.
Wunder wirkt ein grünes Blatt
das man am Heck des Fahrzeugs hat.
Ein bisschen Gras ins Polster schmieren,
dass die Hunde reagieren;
ein Briefumschlag voll Rosmarin,
ein Gramm zerriebnes Aspirin

Ich hab vieles ausprobiert
heut weiß ich was mich amüsiert
mein Sonntagsnachmittagspläsier
ist Zöllner vom Vollzug abhalten
auf der A4

Willst du nen Profi provozieren,
musst du dein Fahrzeug präparieren,
dass sie dann auch beim Durchsuchen
richtig angeekelt fluchen
Müll in Tüten ist ein Tipp
der gute Bremsspurherrenslip
Gebrauchtkondome, Binden
irgendwas wirst du schon finden

Ich hab vieles ausprobiert...

Auf der A4 von Holland aus
fährt man dann an nem Rasthof raus
an welchem ist im Grund egal
sie stehn an beiden gerne mal
aus dem Radio Peter Tosh
und grinsen wie ein Breitmaulfrosch
so leistet man sehr elegant
völlig gewaltlos Widerstand

Ich hab vieles ausprobiert....


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    Schade, dass ich kein Auto hab, sonst wär ich Götz' Ruf gefolgt.

    Battyon January 20, 2006   Link

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