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Honey Oat Bun
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Gonna tell you the tale of my honey oat bun
He’s the one that I really do love
How he first became my precious one
Our love story began with a sub
So he stepped up to take my order
From that moment I knew he was mine
I could see my future in those smiling eyes
I just knew I couldn’t pass him by
Pile on the onions
Go easy on the pickles
Two slices of cheese
Jalapeno peppers please
Toasted on a honey oat bun
When he started to ask for my order
I gave him my number instead
He looked straight at me with a smile, and said,
“You’re the one that I've been waiting for”
Who would have thought my life would change
Cause of a sub?
Who would have thought that I would find true love
In the guise of a foot-long honey oat bun?
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Folk Song
02:48
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You asked me if I love you
Honey what do you really think?
I love you more than anything
More than rubies, diamonds, or mink
I'm strumming my harp
and I'm singing this song
Just to let you know
I would dance with a shark
Live on Pluto or Mars
Because I love you so
So I asked you, "Do you love me?"
You told me, "Honey, I do.
I love you more than anything
More than all the gold in Timbuktu."
When I'm 76
And you're 82
This song I'll sing for you
Cause I'll still love you
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Fifty Years
02:48
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Where will we be in fifty years?
Will we be married in Algiers?
Will we be shopping all day at Sears?
Will we still be here, drinking root beer?
I woke up this morning
And met three friends for brunch
And the rain was pouring
But we could see the sun
We were eating eggs and toast
Happy as friends should be
We laughed and talked and snapped some shots
And we wondered where we will be…in fifty years
Across from us sat four good friends
Older than seventy-four
They smiled at us and told us how
They were just like us before
“We’ve been good friends o’er the years”
One lady started to say
“There’s nothing like this group of peers
We’ve been together all the way…for fifty years.”
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janepaddy Toronto, Ontario
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