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- Three men in orange vests
- Wait and see
- Haikus for my Childhood in Langley
- Ruth
- Uncharted Territory
- My Love
- Golden Berries! Yum!!
- The Girl Who Remembered Everything
- Mary
- Mary
- awake my soul!
- A Christmas Song
- Slipperyyy floor!
- Two steps forward...
- An older new song
- You're coming into focus, kid.
- Goodbye Chickens!
- Yes, I guess.
- Friends are friendly
- The sun rises every day.
- Multitasking Part Two
- Multitasking
- Another song for Sunday
- Jammin'
- I don't know what to do with my face.
- Night Walkers
- Time and Space
- Shrug.
- Reason and Rhyme
- The Happy Hands Club
- The SECOND day of the rest of my life...?
- The first day of the rest of my life?
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ReplyDeletewinter corner warmth
every blanket and pillow
a snuggle buggle
teddy bear family
my nose and eyes are askew
somehow this makes sense
my brother sister
my mother and my father
and my grandmother
brother felt left out
so sister day was cancelled
sister night instead
but i'm so comfortable
sleepovers on the top bunk
i sang you to sleep
my sister sister
my father and my mother
and my big brother
seatbelt under arm
practicing inside my head
piano lessons
dining room table
orange juice and trembling hands
butterfly pinkies
my father mother
my sister and my brother
and my grandmother
v-darts china dolls
wooden spoon hallway soccer
and the paper route
coco and slurpee
the neighbours and all their pets
archeology
my neighbour neighbour
neighbour to the right neighbour
and his lawnmower
my mother father
my brother and my sister
and my grandmother
haha oh i love the pre-song cough!
ReplyDeleteyour foot is so 3-D that it looks like its popping out of the screen!
I really like the choruses and the stories behind the verses!
I would like this, except you totally cheated on some of those "Haikus"!!! ;) Yeah, as usual, I love it.
ReplyDeleteif you kind of jam some of the words together it fits. as in
ReplyDelete"but i'm", think of it more as bdime, and "comfortable" think of it as comf ter ble.
Ah the good old days!
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