| The Intimidator's Last Dance by Ernestine-Evelyn Lea Keenan, Adams |
| Daytona, Florida, what a great place Today I'll drive the season's first race Twenty years I've danced around this track Never a win, a monkey on my back I never knew what a weight that had been Until 1998, when I got the covetous win To Victory Lane I went, to dance atop my car This trophy my best accomplishment by far Today I'll race that track again Trying my best for second win The Intimidator, the Man in Black Dacning my way around the racetrack A little bump here, a small tap there The Intimidator, driving with the skill so rare I had raced my car, right into third place Mike and Dale Jr., one and two in the race My chest full of pride and full of joy As I so desperately tried to help my boy Now the Intimidator, the Man in Black Will never again, dance around the racetrack Copyright 2001 Evelyn Adams February 28, 2001 |
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