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The Vagabond by Buddy Quinn Monday, December 02, 2002 Share Print Save Become a Fan They say I'm just a Vagabond I guess maybe they're right I've been all kinds of places I've traveled this world wide I've met all kinds of people Throughout my yesterdays But don't feel sorry for me friends I could live no other way I fell in love with a pretty girl She soon became my wife We built a little cottage And settled down for life Then one day she ran away I was better off they said She'd left for me a message And this is how it read Once I thought I loved you Till I met this other man My love for him is greater I hope you'll understand It's better that we drift apart Cause I can't live a lie I'm sorry and forgive me I love you and good - bye I quickly sold my business I didn't want our home I couldn't stand the misery So I started out to roam Till God takes me to Heaven Way up there in the sky I guess I'll be a VAGABOND Until the day I die A Lonely Vagabond Going Nowhere! � Doyle R Quinn I 1965


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Reviewed by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado	12/2/2002

and long may you roam free! good write, buddy! love, your friend, karen lynn. (((HUGS))) :)