| In memory of September 11 - Are We There Yet, Grandpa? |
| Written by Linda Hayes |
| Friday, 11 September 2009 02:36 |
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ARE WE THERE YET, GRANDPA?
A freckled boy, his Grandpa's joy, excitement in the house A special trip to Disneyland to meet his favorite mouse, Backpack filled with snacks from mom, a little toy or two I don't need toys, I'm with Grandpa, so much to see and do
Oh look, Grandpa, the world below like little ants I see And here we are up in the sky, my best Grandpa and me I love my house, I love that mouse, and you're my bestest friend Are we there yet, Grandpa? I sure hope not, I don't want this to end
Just me and you, a bond so deep, that only we can share I love the way you pinch my nose and ruffle up my hair Do you suppose that Mickey Mouse will spot me with his eye Of course he will, 'cause you're with me, you'll hold me way up high
Grandpa, who are those men who look so mean? Could they be mad at us? I don't know John, don't say a word, and please don't make a fuss Oh Heavenly Father, keep John safe, he's just a little boy He's done no harm, so full of life, he is my pride and joy
No mouse today, no time to play, hold Grandpa's hand real tight Instead of Mickey, you and me will meet Jesus tonight I'm scared, Grandpa, but you're so brave, we'll always be best friends Are we there yet, Grandpa? I sure hope so, for then my fear will end
Linda Hayes September 11, 2001 © |