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to my good mate steve grigor i know all i know is that he rode a big scooter and he was a writer but he was a great writer, so much in facr he taught people how to write you see steve wasn’t in the mood for staying in his body he wanted to leave that body and enter in to another body he was a nice man who enjoyed bowling and writing and he used to drive his scooter all around the town you see he taught me how to write and he taught me how to live life to the full he probably enjoyed a beer or a coke you see i liked saying hello to him when i saw him and he said hi brian hows it going i know steve grigor wasn’t this perfect little angel but he was a man who taught us through his writing to have a joke about life now i will give you a little jingle about his passing it’s a shame it’s a shame it’s a shame we lost a fine man in steve it’s a shame it’s a shame it’s a shame the man who teaches has passed away i will miss him driving his scooter around this city who knows he will probably go off to his next life with a lot of of creativity to give this man was nice, you see he was very nice, but he had a load of body problems and that is what killed him in the end, i will miss his howdy doody face goodbye steve grigor
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Jan 10, 2016
Jan 10, 2016 at 6:05 AM UTC
the goodbye to steve
to my good mate steve grigor i know all i know is that he rode a big scooter and he was a writer but he was a great writer, so much in facr he taught people how to write you see steve wasn’t in the mood for staying in his body he wanted to leave that body and enter in to another body he was a nice man who enjoyed bowling and writing and he used to drive his scooter all around the town you see he taught me how to write and he taught me how to live life to the full he probably enjoyed a beer or a coke you see i liked saying hello to him when i saw him and he said hi brian hows it going i know steve grigor wasn’t this perfect little angel but he was a man who taught us through his writing to have a joke about life now i will give you a little jingle about his passing it’s a shame it’s a shame it’s a shame we lost a fine man in steve it’s a shame it’s a shame it’s a shame the man who teaches has passed away i will miss him driving his scooter around this city who knows he will probably go off to his next life with a lot of of creativity to give this man was nice, you see he was very nice, but he had a load of body problems and that is what killed him in the end, i will miss his howdy doody face goodbye steve grigor
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Jan 10, 2016
Jan 10, 2016 at 6:05 AM UTC
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