“It’s
just a cold,” the doctor said,
But every time I cough,
I worry when I’m on the plane,
They’ll want me to get off.
But every time I cough,
I worry when I’m on the plane,
They’ll want me to get off.
“It’s
just a cold,” he reassured;
“You’ll have to wait it out.
I’ll give you meds but you should know
Their helpfulness I doubt.”
“You’ll have to wait it out.
I’ll give you meds but you should know
Their helpfulness I doubt.”
“It’s
just a cold – you’re lucky
There’s no fever and no aches.
To heal, get lots of rest and liquids –
That’s just what it takes.”
There’s no fever and no aches.
To heal, get lots of rest and liquids –
That’s just what it takes.”
“It’s
just a cold” is what I’m told
Yet Monday I’ll be flying.
I’m following the doc’s advice;
I’m really really trying.
Yet Monday I’ll be flying.
I’m following the doc’s advice;
I’m really really trying.
For
traveling has lots of stress
And sickness, in addition,
Despite it being “just a cold,”
Will worsen that condition.
And sickness, in addition,
Despite it being “just a cold,”
Will worsen that condition.
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