You smoke at home and in the car
Fancy restaurants and the bar.
At a picnic, baseball game
Puffin' smoke what a shame.
You're wasting money polluting the air
Causing cancer don't you care?
Your lungs by now are covered in black
But you head for the store and buy a pack.
Spend Two Dollars when you could have bought food
And put everyone else in a much better mood.
Doctors have warned you labels have too
But obviously cancer does not concern you.
For all of you out there who think it looks great
There are millions of people who could tell you it ain't.
We're the second hand smokers who breathe it all in
It clings to our clothes, our hair, and our skin.
We wake up with headaches our eyes water too
What a joy to share this bad habit with you.
'Cause you buy the carton enjoy it and yet
Make us breathe in smoke from your cigarette.
We're innocent victims have bad habits too
But unlike smokers don't force them on you.
So when you're out in public don't ask for a light
Think about others it's so impolite.
We're people who care and wish you would quit
That dangerous, deadly, smoking habit.
Sherri Vogel
http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/second-hand-smoke/
