| Another Day With Us Copyright Alice E. Steimle - 2004 |
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| Just the other day Cowboy and I were watching TV These debates are so back-stabbing, they mock our dear Country Then come the advertizements and more in my Email I'm growing so sick of them as they leave their dusty trail Our Country was found with God, and I wonder where is He now We've kicked him out so often I wonder when we'll pray and bow To those that don't like it here with Maxine I surely agree I wonder if her maker was thinking about me |
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| Now if you don't like it, soon you'll hear me shout Just pack your bags now and get the hell out The gas prices are rising, and soon we'll all need a job I wonder who will hear us when we begin to sob Now Bear just loves people food, and I can understand With everything outrageous, we'll be eating dog food from the can Every time I go to the refrigerator to get an ice cube Bear's right there beside wanting another tube |
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| Now just the other day Cowboy went to the garage to work on his trains I walked around our property just waiting for the rains When I came into one of our gardens azaleas were beginning to bloom Is it Spring again or is it fall, or do I need another room |
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| They're saying this winter will be nasty, and bitterly cold Don't they know I'm no spring chicken, cause I'm getting old? We're cutting down trees so we'll have plenty of firewood I'd like to get it all in the house only if I could While in the kitchen washing floors, an idea came to me We've got this beautiful home, just Cowboy, Bear and Buffy We don't need all the extra space, and the island had to go This came to Cowboy wondering, and really a hard blow |
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| With all this work, I stayed out of the computer room I was working really hard, sweeping with the broom Getting ready for the winter gives me a spinning head If only I could rest a while and curl up in the bed The plants needed watering, and bed needed a winter touch I stripped everything off, but the work was a bit much These dang legs were killing me, but work needed to be done You never know when we'll have company, perhaps a family or just one |
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