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Mommas Loving Hand On Cd

Momma knows her girl ain't crazy, Still hearing those wedding vows, It never ceases to amaze me, What she's going through even now, While cryingly she goes on...sharing mommas loving hand, She's cried a month of Sundays, Felt the slamming door, Hoping maybe someday, Love is evermore, In the rising and setting suns...of having a good man, She's been tried by the Devil, Felt the upper hand, Been so disheveled, Trying to understand, Now her life must go on...without that wedding band, She's cried a month of Sundays, For the man she knew before, Hoping maybe some way, Love is evermore, Now her life must go on making new plans. She's been walked on a bit, And still has those crying fits, O-O-O-O-Oh! Lord! Even I can read her lips, Now an ex-wife must be strong, trying to understand, How her life must go on, without that wedding band, She has mommas loving hand. She's been walked on a bit, And still has those crying fits, O-O-O-O-Oh! Lord! Even I can read her lips! How an ex-wife must be strong, trying to understand, How her life must go on, without that wedding band, She has mommas loving hand.

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Date: 7/11/2015 2:53:00 AM
Lawrence :) Congratulations on having your poem featured on the soups, Home Page. ~SKAT LOVE~
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Date: 12/23/2008 7:52:00 AM
divorce can always be painful and if you have children it's those who suffer the most, my parents split up when i was just 11 my mum left us all but I turned out ok, I have had a bad time but I have a great christian husband now who takes good care of me and my kids also, so sunshine alwaysa follows the rain, with God all things are possible, I hope your sister found happiness agin but she can know she can count on God to always be there, and he loves her more than anything, God bles from diane
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