Party Time
There's gonna be a party.
Just come as you are.
We've all been invited,
From near and from far.
There'll be great food and drink,
And we'll dine royal fare;
And there's no need to worry,
About what to wear.
There'll be kings and queens,
And princes and nobles,
Presidents and residents,
And all of the locals;
But you're just as special,
As any your neighbors,
'Cause your worldly status,
Gets no special favors;
For all you've accomplished,
And all you've acquired,
Is just so much garbage,
And we'll be attired,
In brand new white robes,
A gift from The Father,
Who'll welcome us home,
In person, with honor.
Judy Ball
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