©2017 E. R. Smith
You know my mom? She was a lucky lady
Raised in 1930’s foster care
Our fathers abandoned us to her care
None left their last names behind
You know my mom? She was a lucky lady
Raised four children on her own
Struggled to keep house and home
Very few treated her kind
You know my mom? She was a lucky lady
Stretched resources like five loaves and two fish
Gave thanks for every received wish
We were all so sure of her love
My mom, she sure was a lucky lady!
Called Jesus’ blessings like a preacher
Couldn’t read well, but raised a teacher
She now watches us from above
You know, I hope I’m lucky like that lady.
Loved and revered by children and grands
At her funeral most could only stand
I so love and miss my lady.
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Thank you, Happy Mother’s Day to you. Enjoy
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What a nice tribute to your mom!
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Thank you, she was amazing!
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Beautiful tribute to your mom
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Thank you and thank you for visitng.
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so sweet
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Never anyone like your one mom.
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true!
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