So very sorry.
After ten long hours
I neared the end of shift.
A lady came on board
Seeking a Gold line lift.
I’m sorry if you think
My mood was just not right.
I only wanted home
The end it was in sight.
I apologise completely
If you thought I was no use,
I did have a bad day,
But that is no excuse.
You expect a word or two
To welcome you onboard,
Not a surly driver
Who seemed far off or bored.
I think you are quite right
To put in a complaint,
I just was not myself
Although I am no saint.
But for twenty odd good years
I really do feel faint,
That my reputation
Has had to have a taint.
But you are quite right
And I admit I do feel nervous
That I must tell my Boss
I did you a grave disservice.
You expected better service
And you were let down.
All you really wanted
Was a lift home from the town.
I was busy counting money
When you produced your fiver,
I have no real excuse
For your thoughts of taxi drivers.
But can I tell you this
My lesson has been learned,
You are why I work
The wages that I earn.
So I say again,
What is within my power,
I apologise again
And please except these flowers.
I admit to some bad days
But I guarantee a halt,
That you should be put out
For something not your fault
Sorry.