
06-13-2002, 08:04 AM
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Pixies Prodigal Bard
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Join Date: Mar 2002
Location: Ozarks
Posts: 1,675
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Came
Came to me, one foggy morning,
a maiden fair, all dressed for mourning.
In sackcloth she did come to me,
bamoaning the loss of her groom to be.
Maiden fair, why weep you so,
your man has gone, but not to woe.
come lift your spirits and dance with me,
and sing a tale of what might be.
"Oh mock me not" she cried to me,
"ANd let me to my mourning be"
and so I left her, sad to say,
moaning "Please, oh please, Lock me away"
-By Murphy, The Pixies Bard, attempting to ressurect this thread
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The best thing about taking a vacation, is all the heartfelt huggs received upon your return. - Murphy
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