Strawberry Candy And A Smile
Written By Jim Thompson 10/18/01
Every
school day there was a smile As we'd ride the bus for a while Six miles to school just a trot But to us young
ones it seemed a lot
We were best friends in school and out On the weekends we'd always hangout I'd walk a
mile to the trailer park But mom always said, "Please be home before dark"
Armed with a piece of strawberry
candy He could make friends with anybody Me I was the one who was shy He'd let me tag along Never would say
bye
He fixing motors and moving parts He even liked riding go-carts His friendship was way beyond measure
If I'd only knew I'd spent more time That I could now treasure
He was taken much too early I still miss
him so Best buddies forever I hope he does know Though he's gone I believe He watches out for me With
a smile and strawberry candy Safe I know I'll be
In Memory of Craig Wade 1968 - 1983
Best Friends Forever
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At The Cross, At The Foot
From book of poems titled
"Under A Quicksilver Moon" Library of Congress ISBN-0-7951-5065-2
Written By James K. Thompson Jr. 2/15/01
At the cross there is a river Where the blood still flows through At the cross Christ was the giver
Nothing for me and you to do At the cross at the foot There is room for you
At the cross it was finished
God's great Salvation Plan At the cross Jesus gave his life For this wicked sinful man At the cross at the
foot Forgiven I stand
At the cross at the foot I will always stay At the cross at the foot There I
know I can pray At the cross at the foot Through His grace I'm saved
At the foot You'll look up and see
Jesus At the foot You've already climbed the hill At the foot There's room for whosoever will
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