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After speaking with Glynda, I wrote a song based on her story and thought that others may like to hear it
Lyrics below
God Bless Roy and Helen
'The Only Love We'd Known'
My kids think I'm the best For them I know it's true, If you could hear my words mum I would say the best was you. I've stood by your grave Many times this 40 years Going over memories As I wipe away my tears.
Mother you took your own life Leaving us five girls alone We lost our greatest joy that day The only love we'd known
What was on your mind mum What hell were you going through I wished you had talked to me Was there nothing I could do Don't know why you did it mum What drove you to despair? When I came home from school I found the sheriff waiting there.
Mother you took your own life Leaving us five girls alone We lost out greatest joy that day The only love we'd known
I remember how you taught me mum To do the high school cheer I was rushing home to tell you I was picked from my jun'yer year But I never got to do that cheer, Cause I took your place alone Pickin' cotton in the fields, So as to keep the girls at home
I brought my sisters up As if I was their mum I tried to teach them Gods way In everything I done You called me your sweet Glendale, I'd sit upon your knee You loved to hear me singing Please sing again you'd plea
Mother you took your own life Leaving us five girls alone We lost out greatest joy that day The only love we'd known
Now I have grownup kids And some grand-children too We play 'round and make mud-pies just like we used to do I wish that you was here now, You would have been so proud Maybe you're looking down mum, From one of heavens clouds
I wish that you was here now, You would have been so proud Maybe you're looking down mum, From one of heavens clouds
'You Have To Kiss A Lot Of Frogs To Find A Prince'
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