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Lot Long
by Gary E. Andrews - 11/10/26 11:20 AM
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Joined: Apr 2006
Posts: 5,788
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Hi Jean,
Looks like I'm the first one to step in the puddle. Here's a verse verse bridge verse song.
Unititled Song Challenge #3 (c)2007 Lynn Orloff
I hear it on my roof top, I only wish it would stop, It's leaking from my attic to first floor. It doesn't make me happy, I guess an angel's sappy, But I just cannot take it anymore.
I know it's only H20, That never seems to stop it's flow, But sadly I don't carry flood insurance. The towels are soaked from sopping, There's just no sign of stopping, I'm running out of hope and sheer endurance.
Bridge: I don't think a bucket will quite be enough, A row boat is more what I need, Can someone tell God to turn off the spigot, And tell Him I said pretty please.
Water, water, go away, I have too many bills to pay, My bank account is zeroed out again, I wish the clouds would disappear, That gray skies might begin to clear, I miss ole' Mr. Sunshine, my lost friend.
Last edited by Lynn Orloff; 04/15/07 10:20 PM.
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