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| The Day the Nation Cried New York went up in flames, Washington about the same. And a quiet little town, Was turned upside down. Our Twin towers are gone, And they left a hole in our Pentagon The little country of Somerset can no longer sleep. They left us with questions, And tears in our eyes. They are the terrorists that have changed our lives. Four of our planes are gone, And Thousands of lives are lost. But our hearts will be okay. As our Nation goes on. They have damaged our towns, But they will be found. And as we look at our skies, We will always remeber the day the Nation cried. But we will grow strong, And our America will survive. By: Kristine Young |
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| Angel's In Waiting By: Tammy Cochran |
| We camped out on the living room floor In our old sleeping bags, by a make belive fire. In a tent made of covers, we talked for hours My two brothers and me. Keeping the faith: Raising with destiny. They were Angels in waitin'. Waitin' for wings to fly from this world, Away from their pain. Treasuring time, 'til time came to leave, Leaving behind sweet memories. Angels in waitin'; angels waitin' for wings. They always knew they would never grow old. Sometimes the body is weaker than the soul. In their darkest hour, I made a promise, I will always keep; I'll give them life; I'll let them live through me. They were Angels in waitin' Waitin' for wings to fly from this world, Away from their pain. Treasuring time, 'til time came to leave, Leavin' behind sweet memories. Angels in waitin; Angels in waitin' for wings. Angels in waitin; Angels waiting' for me They were Angels in waitin' Waiting for wings to fly from this world, Away from their pain Treasuring time, 'til time came to leave Leaving behind sweet memories. Angel's in waiting; Angel's in waiting for wings. Angel's in waiting; Angels in waiting for me. |
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