Goosie Lucy

Goosie Lucy

by Jim H

(sung to the tune of "Woolly Bully")

Tails a waggin

Tongue hanging out

When she's happy

Makes you wanna shout

Goosie Lucy, Goosie Lucy

Goosie Lucy, Goosie Lucy,

Goosie Lucy

She's just a lover

Such a sweetie pie

She's my baby

She's the apple of my eye

Goosie Lucy, Goosie Lucy

Goosie Lucy, Goosie Lucy,

Goosie Lucy

When we're together

My life is just so fine

Just kissin and lickin

She always will be mine

Goosie Lucy, Goosie Lucy

Goosie Lucy, Goosie Lucy,

Goosie Lucy

Poem for Grandma

Grandma W passed away four years ago today. This is the poem I wrote for and read at her services.

Mrs. B

I Know

We’re not together

So very often

Those of us gathered here

And although we are all missing you

I know that you are near

Your sweet face

Is reflected

In many of those that I see

And your eyes are also reflected

I know, when they look at me

We’re sad but

We’re also laughing

Our family bond is strong

We’re catching up on all the news

For which I know you always longed

Last night

I saw a picture

Of you swinging on the moon

From little girl to 89

I know--it came too soon

And now we must

Come to the part

Where you go away, so very far

You’re with Grandpa and Uncle Bill now

I know that’s where you are

Redneck Love Poem

Courtesy of my pal, Col. George from Alabama. I thought this was worth a post!

Mrs. B

Redneck Love Poem

Susie Lee done fell in love

She planned to marry Joe

She was so happy 'bout it all

She told her Pappy so

Pappy told her, Susie gal

You'll have to find another

I'd just as soon yo' ma don't know

But Joe is yo' half brother

So Susie put aside her Joe

And planned to marry Will

But after telling Pappy this

He said there's trouble still

You can't marry Will my gal

And please don't tell yo' mother

But Will and Joe and several mo'

I know is yo' half brother

But mama knew and said my child

Just do what makes yo' happy

Marry Will or marry Joe

You ain't no kin to Pappy