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Mammy's Boy

Sitting here trying to figure my thought process, Trying to describe the only one I want to impress, Thinking of ways to give you what you're due, When all it ever takes is a simple ' I love you '. The 9th of May 1978, a few years past, Our 1st public introduction, yet it could've been our last, You stopped breathing as things weren't going right, I'm forever grateful, you turned back from that light. I always had a reputation as a Mammys Boy, No longer an insult, I am one with pride, You thought me how to stand up for myself, Most importantly, to search inside for my strenght. Along with all of that, you gave me 4 sisters, For my nieces & nephews, you gave 4 great mothers, You take on our problems, like they're your own, You always make sure, we are never alone. They say all men search for one like their Mother, Well, 'they' have no clue, for there is no other, One with such skills, to attempt to name is unbelievablle, Mammy, Ma... to the girls & I, to everyone else it is Carmel.
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anthony-conleth-kennedy
Irish
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Jul 4, 2011
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