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To Forever Love

Contributed by MickeyPigKnuckles on Monday, 18th October 2004 @ 10:10:16 AM in AEST
Topic: Grief








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" To Forever Love "

God’s Angel’s were calling for Autobee
I want him up here, in Heaven with me
It happened in the year of two thousand and one
One day he is with us, the next day he is gone
Leaving hundreds of survivors behind to cry
As his day had come for him to die
He was just a young man starting his life
A murderous inmate caused all this strife
On this day, he was called by God above
Wanting to hold him, and give him his love
He was working in the kitchen, fixing their meal
He was brutally attacked by the grill
We all heard it broadcast over the news
Autobee was a good staff, enforcing the rules
Maybe management will now, get us more bods
At least we can pray, up to our God
Our staff shortage cost us, one of our own
Leaving hundreds of line staff, standing to morn
On this very sad day, he had to go
In our hearts, a memory of him will forever grow
On this day, he was called by God above
Wanting to hold him, To Forever Love!!!!!

By James L. McHenry

Copyright ©October 18, 2004 James L. McHenry

Copyright ©October 18, 2004 By Mickey Pig Knuckles

©October 18, 2004 Mickey Pig Knuckles (All rights reserved)

Copyright ©October 18, 2004 Heartfelt TM





Copyright © MickeyPigKnuckles ... [ 2004-10-18 10:10:16]
(Date/Time posted on site)





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