(Get back now, chow, wow, right now, any how, anyway, this is a lovely day.)
How can I be so happy
And not all crappy
My baby's back in town
Time to fool around
Share our love
Let loose the peace dove
To everyone
Share in our fun
Even though there is no sun
Kick up your hills
Have some joyous thrills
Smiling from ear to ear
For you my dear
(this is just expression everyone, my wife and her mother got on my nerves early this morning. I called my wife and she tried to put my mother in law on the phone. I don't treat her bad, I just don't say much to her. The woman has true ly treated me bad, for real. It's my mother in laws birthday. I did the right thing and said happy birthday and that was it.)
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Reviews of "My Baby's Back"
Reviewed by Dana Matthews (Reader)
Reviewed on May 22, 2003
Ha! this is great! I just love the spice you pen with. ;o) Write on my dear.
~DAM~
Reviewed by Elizabeth Taylor (Reader)
Reviewed on May 22, 2003
Ah...the 'inlaws' or is it the 'outlaws'. At times it is hard to tell the difference. [smiles] Well done and with class, Grady.
Reviewed by na na (Reader)
Reviewed on May 22, 2003
You let it out of your system Grady, and that is good. Bill
Reviewed by Lady Peg (Reader)
Reviewed on May 22, 2003
Grady,
Your wife is so lucky to have you
your a burst of romance, amotivationalist and moist
of all one helva Lovin guy
This is excellent
{{{SMILES}}}} Oh yesssssssssss!
Peggy
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~DAM~
Your wife is so lucky to have you
your a burst of romance, amotivationalist and moist
of all one helva Lovin guy
This is excellent
{{{SMILES}}}} Oh yesssssssssss!
Peggy