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Lot Long
by Gary E. Andrews - 11/10/26 11:20 AM
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Joined: May 2004
Posts: 2,247
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Hi there, the scaly one here........This one isn't the first poem that I ever wrote, but it is the earliest one that I can dredge up out of my memory. Sometime, I think summer, of '83. Kim and Julie were two very pretty young girls who were killed in a traffic accident on their way to school one day. Kim died instantly, Julie the next day in the hospital. I wrote this one quickly, and gave a copy to their mother.....
CAN’T STOP DREAMIN’ for Kim and Julie Glisson Seems like only yesterday we were young and free Time sure flies when you’re having fun So beautiful and sweet, you were special to me Now you’re gone somewhere beyond the sun Can’t Stop Dreamin’ baby, wish you were here So hard to make it through without love God forgive me if I shed a few tears Can’t Stop Dreamin’ of the way it was I know somehow I’ve got to carry on Ain’t nothin’ changed in this old world Gonna rise above the pain and face it alone With the peaceful memories of two very special girls
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