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HELLO MOM IT'S NICE TO MEET YOU (c) (p) Joe Piasecki 2002 BMI
I was nervous as I walked up to the door my heart was beating as hard as a rock I had never met you before so I took a deep breath and I knocked. You looked at me and said, “Hello how can I help you today”. It must have sounded funny, yes I know but this is what I had to say.
(chorus) Hello Mom it’s nice to meet you. You look just like me. It took a long time to find you through that agency. Hello Mom it’s nice to meet you. What is my history. Who am I and where do I come from can we trace my family tree?
I stood there and waited for you to react. I was looking right into your eyes. You let out a gasp,took a couple steps back and then you began to cry. You said, “Come on in and pull up a chair. I’ve thought about you everyday and every night I would say a prayer that someday you would find me and say”.
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(bridge)(spoken) She told me that my father had been killed in the war while she was still expecting. She was 17 and those were different times. She didn’t want me to be neglected. I told her my story of how I grew up and showed her pictures of my family. She said she knew she had done the right thing. She always wanted the best for me. She always wanted the best for me.
It was getting late, time for me to go all of our talking was through. She said,“ There’s one thing I want you to know. I have always loved you”. I call her up every now and then and we get together sometimes. I’m grateful that we can still be friends and leave all that past behind.
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[This message has been edited by blakeh (edited 09-01-2002).]
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