Murray Lachlan Young's 'Lycra Dad'
Murray Lachlan Young's 'Lycra Dad'
6 Music Breakfast's resident poet Murray Lachlan Young joined Shaun this morning with a special poem about the Lycra Dad
Off from the lights
like a bullet from a gun
Lycra dad Lycra dad
Going like an Elk
in the midday sun
Lycra dad Lycra dad
Sucking up the burn
Past the junior classes
Full length body stocking
Wrap-round glasses
Eyes on the prize
with the piston thighs
Taking motivation
from the children’s cries
Who’s Dad’s that Dad?
Who’s dad’s that Dad?
Who’s Dad’s that Dad?
Who’s dad’s that Dad?
Boom like a jet plane
half way markers
Blocking out the static
of the past disasters
Lycra Dad Lycra Dad
Smoking to the front
with his elbows flaring
Surging past the pack
with whole school staring
Now is his time
Now is his time
Now is his time
Now is his time
Don’t look now
Another Dad’s on his shoulder
Three stone heavier
Ten years older
Lycra Dad Lycra Dad
Carrying a beer
And screaming baby
Holding up his phone
For a high speed selfie
Go Dad, go Dad
Go Dad, go Dad!
Go Dad, go Dad
Go Dad, go Dad!
Oooooooooooooooooh!
Nice long holiday
Prozac daily
Sports psychologist’s
Name is Haley
Visualise your victory
Hear the crowd cheer
Fail, fail again fail better
Train harder wear more lycra
And there’s always next year.
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