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Some of My Hair Will Still Be There
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"Last night some stranger or another / Mistook my young friend for my brother / I see better living through chemistry / And a vegetarian diet"

Some of My Hair Will Still Be There Some of my hair is no longer there Not completely missing from one place Just a little bit from everywhere Plenty left with which to frame my face And I will never lose any more Thanks to my doctor and the drugstore Finasteride not suicide for me I mean to live well and all I can I must age but would do it gracefully A kind and thoughtful old gentleman Meaning well avoiding hell and sin Living according to long-term plan Having given up cigars and gin The horse races and gambling places Never allowing the house to win Last night some stranger or another Mistook my young friend for my brother I see better living through chemistry And a vegetarian diet My life is successful if quiet I might live to see a hundred maybe And some of my hair will still be there +Steven Curtis Lance Copyright MMV

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Reviews of "Some of My Hair Will Still Be There"

Reviewed by Sandra Mushi

Reviewed on June 18, 2005

Lolol!!! Great one Steven! But ain't age nothing but a number? so they say ... lol.

Goe bless,

Sandie.

Reviewed by Tinka Boukes

Reviewed on June 18, 2005

Cool write....hehehehehe...sorry had to giggle....I saw the funnyside in this!!

Nifty fifty kinda thingy!!

Love Tinka

Reviewed by Regis Auffray

Reviewed on June 18, 2005

Good self-affirmation, Stevie. Love, peace, and stength to you. Regis

Reviewed by Felix Perry

Reviewed on June 18, 2005

Ahh as a committed (shaved), meat eating chrome dome, I tip my hat to you Steve, lol each to there own.

Felix

Reviewed by Ed Matlack

Reviewed on June 18, 2005

Ask FreddieNoodles(?) to share some of his hair with you, Rufuz will send you some too if you're stuck...Ed

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