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We met and it was great

from A Worthy Chronicle by Randall Scott

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The night I met her I was printing t-shirts
she walked up with her brother and his girl
4th and Cherry was the first place we cruized
that was on the 24th of June
tell me your story, and I will tell you mine
she bought my iced tea, she is so kind
the sun settled down as we talked about life

I rode a scooter down Westminster Avenue
she pulled up next to me in her car
she invited me to dinner later that night
she made chicken if I remember correctly
vegetables too
we drank wine and we talked
into the early morning hours

4am, with hot chocolate,
on a park bench, staring at the sky
meteor shower tonight
“I think I saw one!”
“Maybe not”
this meteor shower is such a crock
but I still enjoyed our time, staring at the sky

that settles it, I’m sold
you’re the coolest woman I have ever known
you’re kind to those around you
you’re loving, and you care
you’re incomparable because you are so rare
pardon me, may I be bold?
you’re the most gorgeous human I’ve ever known
from your perfect eyes, down to your perfect feet
I like you
and it’s not very hard to see

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from A Worthy Chronicle, released October 5, 2011
Mixed/Mastered by Daniel Schaaff
Everything else by Randall Scott

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