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guess that'll just have ta' do
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i got me a memory or 2 some are happy, some are blue some are good, some are sad some are false & some are true but that ain't all bad i got me a memory or 2 guess, that'll just have ta' do
'cause memories live in yesterday and yesterday's done past my way yesterday's done gone away yesterday's don't never stay but, that's OK i got me a memory or 2 some are happy, some are blue some are good, some are sad some are false and some are true but, that's not all bad i got me a memory or 2 guess, that'll just have ta' do memories are made Today and Today is made ta' play... maybe the tunes of Yesterday maybe the songs of Tomorrow but somehow i gotta' keep Livin' in the Here & Now 'cause i can't borrow from Tomorrow nor Yesterday but, that's OK i got me a memory or 2 some are happy, some are blue some are good, some are sad some are false and some are true but, that's not all bad i got me a memory or 2 guess, that'll just have ta' do ��

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Reviewed by M. B. (Reader)

Reviewed on March 26, 2005

Steve, I love this. Your message hits the nail right on the head. And I love the tone and word play.

That bee still following you around? LOL

~Mari

Reviewed by Henry Stevens

Reviewed on March 23, 2005

Yes, many agree love and lost better than no love at all. Good write. Henry

Reviewed by m j hollingshead

Reviewed on March 23, 2005

i like this

Reviewed by Sue Hess

Reviewed on March 23, 2005

steve, are you responsible for this rain in the midwest?? texas always sends us their leftover weather. but this poem is great

Reviewed by Ed Matlack

Reviewed on March 23, 2005

Guess it will, but memories can be fleeting, write them down...(oh and thanks for sending along all the rain from down your way, by the end of this week, we may float away...LOL!) Ed & Rufuz

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