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Created on: November 23, 2008
THANKSGIVING
I see the sunshine and goodness
In the bashful smile of a little girl
I see the cold, cold wind
In the hateful words of an unforgiven world
When there's no place to hide from the wind and cold
Because you have no money and your'e growing old
Don't ignore me and let me stay
Without any food
Please not today
I see you have a heart and wings
To carry me to a table
Fit for kings
For Thanksgiving
Let me give thanks
For a warm supper
And a glass of drink
I'll be forever grateful to you
And I'll bless this food and
Bless you too!
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