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On the shores of Vietnam, She was Ly and He was Tom. He saved her from a falling bomb, How much sweeter does it get? He brought her home to see the states, Took her on a couple dates. He even set and cleaned the plates. How much sweeter does it get? They bought a home in east Rhode Island; Decor to match her home in Thailand. She acclimated to the dry land. How much sweeter does it get? Some years went by and Ly would cry When Tom would get deployed. "My country needs me." "So do I." They both would get annoyed. So one day Ly brought up to Tom That life is like a ticking bomb. So with his quill He penned his will And ended back in Vietnam. Bullets showered from the sky And mines exploded from below- But ****** really stole the show... The warm night skies all orange aglow. Ly heard soon of Tom's demise... Tear drops glistened in her eyes. But she was quick to realize The will, the future; oh the prize. How much sweeter does it get?
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Aug 28, 2012
Aug 28, 2012 at 3:51 AM UTC
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On the shores of Vietnam, She was Ly and He was Tom. He saved her from a falling bomb, How much sweeter does it get? He brought her home to see the states, Took her on a couple dates. He even set and cleaned the plates. How much sweeter does it get? They bought a home in east Rhode Island; Decor to match her home in Thailand. She acclimated to the dry land. How much sweeter does it get? Some years went by and Ly would cry When Tom would get deployed. "My country needs me." "So do I." They both would get annoyed. So one day Ly brought up to Tom That life is like a ticking bomb. So with his quill He penned his will And ended back in Vietnam. Bullets showered from the sky And mines exploded from below- But ****** really stole the show... The warm night skies all orange aglow. Ly heard soon of Tom's demise... Tear drops glistened in her eyes. But she was quick to realize The will, the future; oh the prize. How much sweeter does it get?
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Aug 28, 2012
Aug 28, 2012 at 3:51 AM UTC
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