
From kindergarten to the graveyard,
We plow.
Up the hill, and downwards too,
We plow.
Wishing to grow older,
Begging later not to age,
We plow.
Reaching for the sky
While flirting with the Demon,
We plow.
Praying, vowing and going wrong,
We plow.
Giving up our best,
Leaving to fate the rest,
We get swollen wrists and ankles,
And we plow.
Our hands and feet get soiled
As we reach the final hour
When we will turn our heads around
To find amused all that we have plowed.