Junior Stoll

Junior Stroll
Junior Stroll
Junior Stroll
Junior Stroll
  My baby, finally walkin;
Junior Stroll
  My baby, finally walkin, talkin;
Junior Stroll
Junior Stroll
Junior Stroll
Junior Stroll
Junior Stroll
  My baby, finally walkin;
Junior Stroll
  My baby, finally walkin, talkin;
Junior Stroll

Well, well, well go head on Junior Stroll;
You don't need no ones permission to grow;
To Go your self a nulled;
You don't need no reliant;
Cause you've been here before;
Though your a baby your a man in this world;
Voided of human love;
Junior Stroll
Junior Stroll 
Junior Stroll
Junior Stroll
Junior Stroll
Junior Stroll
  My baby, finally walkin;
Junior Stroll
  My baby, finally walkin, talkin;
Junior Stroll
Junior Stroll
Junior Stroll
Junior Stroll
Junior Stroll
  My baby, finally walkin;
Junior Stroll
  My baby, finally walkin, talkin;
Junior Stroll

(taken from North High School Short Story Play "Mother's Baby Boy" 1972 by James E. Lee)
Copyright © | Year Posted 2017

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