Mom's New Home
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Mom's New Home
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Mom
I drove by your new home and it was hot out but you
don't have to worry because the Lord has the big oak tree shading you
I know he loves you because
I drove by and it was hot outside but the Lord thought you might be cold so he put another cover over you and it was white and didn't even have a wrinkle in it
When I pass your new home I always say good morning Mom
I love you and when
I come back that way
I always say
I love you Mom and
I hope to see you tomorrow and by the way
Mom I can still see your smile even if you do have six feet of cover on your face
I tried to buy a lot next to you but they were all sold so I had to buy one on the hill but don't worry
Mom I can still see you and if you ever need anything
I can always get to you.
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