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I remember mama's man of a certain charm Set me on his shoulders,saying all aboard for Mars His legs would start to shaking, as lift-off saw me breaking Through the atmosphere Was a summer lover from on the beach boardwalk Took me out for fishing and to "learn" me with his talks He'd never be my daddy but he was so good at it Summer last a year All aboard for Mars, lift-offs very near We've started up the countdown so soon we're out of here Astronauts, life-like robots, courageous musketeers Pirate ships and hieroglyphs each summer would appear Mama never told me I didn't know he died Then one day I found it-an old cemetary guide I knew that I'd be going, a need in me for knowing Soon to see his grave So it was off I went, an old guide with her mark To lead me through my life, like any walk in the park I brushed off the moss to see It was then that I saw we Shared the same last name All aboard for Mars..lift-offs very near We've started up the countdown So soon we're out of here Life's like that, too hard to grasp It's ended all too soon With a wink I like to think Dad's face is on the moon
[This message has been edited by blakeh (edited 09-03-2002).]
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