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Bathtime Blues

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Judy 1938 - 2024

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Goodbye Mr. Moon

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Across the bar boomed
A voice from my past
A meeting dreaded
Had happened at last

She threw me out
After so long
Never realised
She was so strong

She'd packed my bags
All tidy and neat
Thrown through the air
To land at my feet

I wanted to talk
Maybe try once more
Too late she said
As she locked out door

The years of our youth
All gone to waste
Carefully packed and filed
In a battered suitcase

I found life goes on
I remarried you know
Nice to see again
Now I've got to go

Both of them had survived
Both were my friends
I'd helped her pick pieces.
Up at the end






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