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Woman

Can you think back to all the times that made you laugh or cry?

These are the memories of many days gone by

The baby getting measles, the dress you couldn't have

The diapers and the sleepless nights and all that sticky salve

Oh how the years pass quickly, and then we miss them so

The days we thought would never end are in the wind to blow

The boys are almost men now, the girl a little lady

They tell you of their tales of woe, sometimes a little shady

The years are a reflection of what we've said and done

They tell you of one womans daughter, another womans son

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Jan 15, 2010
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