"Happiness? The color of it must be spring green." - Frances Mayes
Soft sun embraces souls, sentimental,
Shimmering stars sing through the silence,
While a heavy moon glows gently,
Graceful as winds who ease moods,
Skies alive with shadows,
Drifting through heaven,
Spring’s wavering,
Like music,
Soothing,
Dreams.
Calm,
Pretty,
Flowers bloom,
Delighting songs,
Played by lissome wings,
As dewdrops flow meekly,
New petals praise their Maker,
While the morning groans, still hopeful,
Melodies stir deep feelings, flowing,
Across the hearts who know Spring’s song of love.
" Our Dearest and Beloved sister, now we are assured that you'll at a much " peaceful rest." " God suddenly called you home, by his (special request), you are now a "Glorious nightingale." Although your sisters and brother Believed that your (sudden departure) was some type of "betrayal." We have all prayed and bonded closer together with a deeper and much stronger (faith). But........ there was one main thing that we were (all) taught and that was.............. "God Cannot Fail." By EOTrees Myles, 9/20/2022. For Mrs. Hiwatahia Mayes. Love you, Big sis.
Entertainment tonight;
It's alright;
Entertainment tonight;
Out of sight;
Woo oh oh, we're here to entertain you;
We've got entertainment media news;
Music, and fashions dresses pants and shoes;
We got the scoop on the latest Hollywood news;
We're here to entertain you;
Entertainment tonight;
it's alright;
Entertainment tonight;
Out of sight;
woo oh oh, we're here to entertain you;
We've got Isaac Hayes, even Bernadette Peters hey, hey, hey;
We'll comment on Big Albert, and even Willie Mayes;
Got the gossip and views on whose marring who. . .
Woo oh oh, we're here to entertain you;
Entertainment tonight, it's alright;
entertainment tonight, out of sight;
woo oh oh, we're here to entertain you;
Words sung or vocalized to the music, original theme music from the 1981 era
06/09/85
Lyrics written by James Edward Lee Sr. ©1985, 2018
Composed music by Michael Mark
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