Remember When
Remember when:
Throwing china berries at each other was how we handled a feud;
Afterwards enjoying sour grass that we all picked and chewed.
Remember when:
Siblings and cousins shared baths in wash tubs made of tin;
Breakfast was after you plucked the eggs from underneath a hen.
Remember when:
Your grandpa used the mule and a plow to turn the soil;
Grandma's cure for every ailment was the good ole castor oil.
Remember now:
It's our place to pass on, all these memories of such;
Life won't be that way again, sometimes I miss those days so much.
Throwing china berries at each other was how we handled a feud;
Afterwards enjoying sour grass that we all picked and chewed.
Remember when:
Siblings and cousins shared baths in wash tubs made of tin;
Breakfast was after you plucked the eggs from underneath a hen.
Remember when:
Your grandpa used the mule and a plow to turn the soil;
Grandma's cure for every ailment was the good ole castor oil.
Remember now:
It's our place to pass on, all these memories of such;
Life won't be that way again, sometimes I miss those days so much.
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