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My Thoughts Part Two

Some people are dying  to be in 
your life.
Some people are dying to stare 
in your eyes.
Some people are dying to see 
you cry.
Some people are dying to see 
you die.
I'm dying to tell them, that's a 
lie.
Why would you want to die for 
a strangers life?
But wouldn't die for the sin in 
your life?
The roller coast we call life is 
not a ride.
We can't tell it where to go and 
they tell us to keep are hands 
inside-Mario Perez

Southern Hospitality

What's so great about Southern hospitality is when he or she is welcomed by the entire
family from the South. Southern hospitality is also considered a warm welcome for all,
that includes tourists from these here United States. It seems that all people from the
South are very friendly, especially when they want to be friends with a bunch of people
who are out of town. Upon being welcomed into one of their homes as part of Southern
hospitality, he or she's offered a glass of lemonade or iced tea with a slice of lemon.
those people from other states, including Ohio, they will have loved it when the people
from the South will have called them, "Sir" or "Ma'am." How interesting is that? I know
that when I plan on going to the South, just almost to the East coast, I'm going to have a
good time, especially when I get to meet some attractive Southern belles and I'll really
spend the next week in Knoxville, Tennessee (the city where I was born in). If everyone
can experience some southern hospitality, so can I. And upon returning from the South,
it'll be like to people have been hitched on a Saturday night in what used to be a
farmhouse in Nutbush.

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