[Verse 1] Bridges crumble, ports slam shut without warning Rail lines twisted, highways fractured at dawn Suez Canal blocked, Panama's waters narrow Strait of Hormuz choked, trade routes turn to sorrow Infrastructure fails when we need it most Supply lines vanish like a midnight ghost [Chorus] Seven risks that stop the flow Transportation's deadly blow Infrastructure, carriers down Routes and corridors run aground Cargo stolen, customs slow Hazmat spills, last mile won't go Seven risks that stop the flow Plan ahead or watch it blow [Verse 2] Freight companies folding, bankruptcy declared Trucking giants stumbling, service impaired Key logistics partners dissolving overnight Container ships stranded, no end in sight When carriers collapse, the dominoes fall Supply chain scrambles to replace them all [Chorus] Seven risks that stop the flow Transportation's deadly blow Infrastructure, carriers down Routes and corridors run aground Cargo stolen, customs slow Hazmat spills, last mile won't go Seven risks that stop the flow Plan ahead or watch it blow [Verse 3] Pirates lurking, hijackers strike fast Cargo containers ransacked, security breached at last Border inspections dragging, paperwork stalled Customs agents overwhelmed, shipments forestalled Chemical tankers leaking, toxic loads spread Final delivery blocked, contested zones ahead [Bridge] From dock to destination, perils multiply Single points of failure make supply chains cry Predict the unpredictable, diversify the routes Before disruption strikes and your mission disputes [Chorus] Seven risks that stop the flow Transportation's deadly blow Infrastructure, carriers down Routes and corridors run aground Cargo stolen, customs slow Hazmat spills, last mile won't go Seven risks that stop the flow Plan ahead or watch it blow [Outro] Transportation taxonomy, memorize each threat Risk management wisdom, your safety net Seven categories, disruption's cruel game Know them all by heart, protect your supply chain
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