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Derek, when you posted this challenge, the first thing that came to mind was a wonderful lyric written a long time ago (2001)by a member of the JPF forum. As you probably know it is nearly impossible to search anything on this forum older than a year so I thought it was lost forever but this morning I was on a different workstation here at work and I found a bookmark link to the lyric. This is a perfect match for this challenge. Here is the link. http://www.justplainfolks.org/ubb/Forum1/HTML/000063.htmlTOO YOUNG She always looked So pretty in pink I heard from her friends She’d started to drink She was only fifteen Too young to drink She always looked So cool in green She looked like the girls In those teen magazines She was only fifteen When she tried nicotine She used to look So lovely in red But she started to look Like she’d never been fed Then the white powder Messed up her head Too young to drink Too young to smoke Too young to resist Too young to cope She would have looked Stunning in white She would have made A beautiful bride She was only fifteen Too young to die (Bridge?) What they found Doesn’t make any sense Too young to realise It’s so permanent She was too young to die Too young to die….. She was only fifteen Too young to die Copyright Judy Hollier 29th December 2000 PS is your sister on this forum. BB?
"Imagination is more important than knowledge." - Albert Einstein
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