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This article was published 14/12/2013 (4651 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
Clearin’ After Midnight
With apologies to Judas Priest
Clearin’ after midnight
Plowin’ until dawn
Better move your vehicles
Or they’re gone. Or they’re gone.
They took the city about 1 a.m. Grading! Grading!
Those big-ass ruts that ran the length of your street?
Fading! Fading!
They took too long to finally reach your hood?
Now don’t complain – they did the best they could
Clearin’ after midnight
Plowin’ until dawn
Better move your vehicles
Or they’re gone. Or they’re gone.
I know my zone so I did not get towed. #gloating #gloating
But why’s my driveway covered up in snow? #noting #noting
They’re not supposed to leave the windrows there
I pay my taxes; leave my driveway bare
Clearin’ after midnight
Plowin’ until dawn
Forgot to move my vehicle
Now it’s gone. Now it’s gone.
Adapted, poorly, from Livin’ After Midnight, written by Rob Halford, K.K. Downing and Glen Tipton and recorded by Judas Priest in 1980.