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you raked the ground said it was 'round before the days of growing maze and breaking soil you planted seed and pulled the **** and pruned it back, a lumber jack you loved to toil you used your head and bought a shed had every tool and cleaned the pool you had the goods you took the time to mess with lime and fertilized, they'd be surprised this once was woods now gone the man and gone his plan and gone the hands that held the tools and now I'm hurt they took your trees which lined the street where walk and broken curbside meet now grass and dirt I'd made a pact one tree intact the one that you planted somewhere back in ninty five there with the rest   our birds can nest   how we were blessed, my daddy best on Burton Drive. those roots go deep and how, I weep the lives we've lived, our memories and stuff we keep the tools I find you left behind I'll tend your garden in my mind in restful sleep.
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Dec 26, 2014
Dec 26, 2014 at 12:46 AM UTC
Vinny's Place
you raked the ground said it was 'round before the days of growing maze and breaking soil you planted seed and pulled the **** and pruned it back, a lumber jack you loved to toil you used your head and bought a shed had every tool and cleaned the pool you had the goods you took the time to mess with lime and fertilized, they'd be surprised this once was woods now gone the man and gone his plan and gone the hands that held the tools and now I'm hurt they took your trees which lined the street where walk and broken curbside meet now grass and dirt I'd made a pact one tree intact the one that you planted somewhere back in ninty five there with the rest   our birds can nest   how we were blessed, my daddy best on Burton Drive. those roots go deep and how, I weep the lives we've lived, our memories and stuff we keep the tools I find you left behind I'll tend your garden in my mind in restful sleep.
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Dec 26, 2014
Dec 26, 2014 at 12:46 AM UTC
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