In 1957, it’s true
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God sent me a miracle
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It was YOU!
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A beautiful, tiny, baby boy
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And you became my pride and joy
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There wasn’t anything you didn’t do,
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You were a model for the “terrible twos”!
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You broke eggs all over my floor
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While I dealt with that
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You got in my jewelry drawer!
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You threw your food, and spilled your drink
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I’d clean it up, and put you in the sink.
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Then you’d laugh, and giggle with glee
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Because again, you put one over on me!
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Then it happened---You turned four
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To school you went
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You walked out my door
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Tears flowed from my eyes and heart
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You needed to grow,
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You had to depart!
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You learned your ABC’s
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Was a whiz at math
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You walked the straight and narrow
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And stayed on the right path.
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One time you strayed, and once was enough |
Because your punishment was pretty rough. |
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You stole a light bulb from someone’s Xmas tree
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You were the only one punished out of three.
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A lesson you learned, that’s a fact
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You never again attempted that!
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In Cub scouting, we worked on a car
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It was pathetic, it didn’t go far.
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I pitched baseball till my arm was sore
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You learned to catch, no easy chore!
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Through thick and thin,
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No matter what,
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Closeness to you, is the joy it brought.
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At sixteen, a driver’s license you’d get
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With the help of a gentleman I’d just met.
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David took you out,
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He had nerves of steel!
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And let you practice
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Behind the wheel.
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You aced your test in no time flat
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David and I married, imagine that!
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You had helped me raise your sisters
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You had taken the place of a “Dad”
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It was time for you to be free
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And you felt both glad,
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And a little sad.
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As you graduated, my heart swelled with pride
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This time, the tears, I didn’t try to hide.
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In the course of time
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A girl you would meet.
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Sheree lived just up the street.
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This caused some strife, which I’ll confess
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For awhile had our lives a total mess!
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Then you and Sheree, started a home of your own
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You had three baby boys that are now grown!
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Now 0ur Circle of Life is complete
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It really has turned out pretty neat
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“Go on-line” you said to me
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I’ll teach you,
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It’s easy as can be.
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And now I’ve learned something new!
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So, I can stay close to you.
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And even though we’re miles away
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With IMs we can chat everyday!
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That little boy I called my own
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Into a caring man you have grown.
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In 1957, it’s true
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I received a miracle
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Dennis, it was YOU!
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