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The Death Of Her Song
She loved singing, as much as any bird,
Though she didn't have the greatest voice,
That one had ever heard.
Still her songs made people happy,
In local country churches,
She sang at many a funeral
And weddings quite a few.
She sang in a trio, with her sons,
Sometimes it would be a duet,
And dreamed of someday touring the states,
If a bus, they could one day get.
She worked harder, than most folks ever knew,
To learn every word by heart,
And she tried her best, to always sing in tune.
A happier mother, there just could not be,
But this dream that she was dreaming,
Was never to be seen.
One son became a preacher,
And a finer one, you could not find,
The other joined a gospel band,
And is touring coast to coast.
And now she often wonders,
Why her song died in her throat.
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