The instructions were to write yourself with song lyrics. Here it is:
I am woman hear my voice, you can cower, but I will find you.
As nicely as I can, I must say, "Take this job and shove it. "
Gypsies tramps and thieves parade around, showing my own feelings.
I am happy, happy, happy, happy, happy, happy, insanely so some days.
Proud Mary, you make me want to shake as we roll on the river.
I'm Henry the 8th I am, Henry the 8th I am, I am. Not Henrietta, Henry.
For I am the king, not a mere queen.
Caren with a C like Liza with a Z
If tomorrow never comes
Then Lord I hope this day is good
I'm just an okie from Muskogee
Carrying your love with me
I go walkin' after midnight
From a thousand miles from nowhere
Silver medals and sweet memories
Of what might have been
All is fair in love and war
And who needs pictures
Take this job and shove it
And this dirt road too
If we make it through December
I'll go on lovin' you
For this is however feels
My woman my woman my wife
After the fire is gone
Please make the world go away
I'd march from here to eternity
With sixteen tons strapped to my side
For the ships that don't come in
It must be killing time again
Thank God I'm American Made
And not a moment to soon
So darlin' give me one more day
For it's a great day to be alive
For I'm thankful for my home's in Alabama
And Please God bless the U.S.A
Trying a new song again LOL
Bring Our Troops Home !
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