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Fathers Day 2006

Fathers Day 2006 By: Tom Wright 6/19/2006 Why would I want to see you play? You broke what! We don’t have money to spend on Doctors, You hear me boy! School is to learn, Not to play football Do your homework and get to bed, Tomorrow is another day You hear me boy! Another game is over So Lick your wounds and go home. Don’t go where teens congregate It would cost something, And money doesn’t grow on trees. You hear me boy! God made me a success Not because of, but In spite of, your example, I’ve only a mixed up head to show. Love and recognition was all I ever needed Even now your memory haunts me. You hear me dad!

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