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Music of our lives. It’s been a while since I’ve got round To putting words on paper down. But life’s a busy dizzy stream Of people met And places seen One life now gone No maybe two My wife in passing Took mine too But she lives on though in my mind Her memories never left behind A precious treasure locked away To savor on a troubled day But this is not a sad refrain While she’s in heaven I remain And live a life the gypsies know An endless trek avoiding snow. Each fall I load the truck with stuff A truck that’s never big enough To hold our endless piles of gear Of things we need lugged far and near For now we have another home Way in the south to which we roam And spend our winters in the sun Good friends, fine meals and dances fun All older folks I seem to see And many over eighty be And life may end for some real soon For Florida’s Heaven’s waiting room But till that day those folks aren’t wrong To live life full And party on. So with the pack I spend my time And all their pastimes Fully mime But come the spring the parties done We flee the blinding burning sun Back to the north from whence we fled Th e north we love Since winters dead Back to our homes We now all strive Such is the music Of our lives. “So is it in the music of men's lives. King Richard II: V, v” If you’d like more of this long pun I’m sorry folks The writings done.
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Apr 12, 2013
Apr 12, 2013 at 12:52 AM UTC
Music of our lives
Music of our lives. It’s been a while since I’ve got round To putting words on paper down. But life’s a busy dizzy stream Of people met And places seen One life now gone No maybe two My wife in passing Took mine too But she lives on though in my mind Her memories never left behind A precious treasure locked away To savor on a troubled day But this is not a sad refrain While she’s in heaven I remain And live a life the gypsies know An endless trek avoiding snow. Each fall I load the truck with stuff A truck that’s never big enough To hold our endless piles of gear Of things we need lugged far and near For now we have another home Way in the south to which we roam And spend our winters in the sun Good friends, fine meals and dances fun All older folks I seem to see And many over eighty be And life may end for some real soon For Florida’s Heaven’s waiting room But till that day those folks aren’t wrong To live life full And party on. So with the pack I spend my time And all their pastimes Fully mime But come the spring the parties done We flee the blinding burning sun Back to the north from whence we fled Th e north we love Since winters dead Back to our homes We now all strive Such is the music Of our lives. “So is it in the music of men's lives. King Richard II: V, v” If you’d like more of this long pun I’m sorry folks The writings done.
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Apr 12, 2013
Apr 12, 2013 at 12:52 AM UTC
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