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You are here: Home / Author / The Bottle-o on the Bullock Track

The Bottle-o on the Bullock Track

April 20, 2020 By Jonathan Griffiths

As I trudge along the bullock track

The sweat is dribbling down me crack

The sun so hot it burns me eyes

Just heat and dust and bloody flies

 

Me mate Kev pulls up in his ute

His sister’s with him, God she’s cute

She grins at me, you want a ride?

I’ll move my arse, you get inside

 

So she slides across and in I get

The vinyl’s warm and slippery wet

My sweat’s now spreading out in ripples

Her t-shirt’s clinging to her nipples

 

Kev drives a bit and then I spies

Glistening wet between her thighs

An ice cold bloody can of beer

That’s yours, she says, unless you’re queer

 

Oi, says Kev, you greedy swine

That’s the last can, mate, and that can’s mine

There’s another fifteen miles to go

Until we reach the bottle-o

 

As we bounce along that rutted track

And I sip me beer, Kev’s mood is black

His sister gives a little sigh

As she slides her fingers up me thigh

 

I tell ya I’m about to blow

When we finally reach that bottle-o

So me and sis race out the back

Of the bottle-o on the bullock track

 

And we root right there, on a slab of beer

Fosters, if me memory’s clear

Then we eat meat pies off an Akubra hat

You can’t get much more Aussie than that

 

JG April 2020

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