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Sing a Song Poem

Looking back on the memory of The dance we shared beneath the stars alone How could I have ever known The way it all would end The way it all would go Please forgive me – I know not what I do Please forgive me – every word I say is true Please forgive me – I can’t stop loving you He put that bottle to his head and pulled the trigger He finally drank away my memory I found him face down in the pillow With a note that said I’ll love you till I die Please forgive me – I know not what I do Please forgive me – every word I say is true Please forgive me – I can’t stop loving you I’m glad I didn’t know The way it all would end The way it all would go • Verse 1 & 5 Garth Brooks – The Dance • Verse 2 & 4 Bryan Adams – Please forgive me • Verse 3 Brad Paisley – Whiskey Lullaby ** For Tracie ~*~ Indigo Dreamweavers Contest Sing a Song Poem

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Date: 3/28/2012 10:15:00 PM
Hey, sweetie. I really enjoyed these lines. especially the whiskey lullaby, one of my favorite country songs. All three are GREAT songs. If you did not win in this contest, I can tell you what happened. You were supposed to choose the same artist with his or her different songs. Anyway, it still ended up a lovely poem.
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Date: 3/11/2012 2:09:00 PM
Quite unique Lay; the way you have worked these into a common theme, thank you for the comment and i will be visiting your spot again a bit later on.. and hope you score high with this.)
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Date: 3/8/2012 11:48:00 AM
cool Walayee! A country music fan. I am too but more the old classics. Good luck to you in the contest and thanks for your comment on the tribute. It is a lovely book and inspiring."Polished Stones" I know someone of your sensitivity would enjoy it. Hope all is well with you and yours. God bless...
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