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A
No-Acc Copyright©2003, Michael S. Robinson
My
Dad was a drunk an’ my Ma was a mess, and
they figured that I would turn out even less. Got
no recognition for things that I did, and
they openly called me their no-account kid. Up
over the hill, near the Grey Possum Stream, lived
a girl who was loved and encouraged to dream. Adored from from her toes to her
little brown curl, her
wise parents called her their grow-up-great-girl. I
was
a no-account guy from a no-account place with a no-account car and a no-account face, had
a no-account dog, but I’m someone tonight, with
that grow-up-great gal a holdin’ me tight. Well
that gal gave me faith I could be somethin’ more, and
I noticed the world was a wide-open door. Saved
up,, went to college, and got a
degree, and
I found life could be something
better for me. Cause
that grow-up-great-gal married no-account me, got
some grow-up-great kids, and it’s easy to see, that
she brought me the dream of a happier life, when
the no-account-kid found his grow-up-great-wife. I
was a no-account guy from a no-account place with
a no-account car and a no-account face had
a no-account dog, but I’m someone tonight,
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