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+Steven Curtis Lance
Mardi Gras Beads in Lent

My son Teddy here to see me
Wearing Mardi Gras beads in Lent
Knows all the secrets to free me
Or at least make the pain relent
Of having been made a fool of
As a middle-aged man by love

He is fantastically charming
He makes me feel that I am too
So kindhearted and disarming
And he loves what I write for you
We ate some apples together
I gave him some Feta cheese bread

With Teddy's help I will weather
This hollow feeling I am dead
Inside feeling like an old fool
He came from parochial school
Wearing Mardi Gras beads in Lent
I hope he comes back tomorrow

Time with Teddy is heaven-sent
An angel God lets me borrow
When I have nothing but despair
The bell rings and Teddy is there

+Steven Curtis Lance



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Our children can be life's greatest treasure, or alternately its greatest curse. Glad your son worked out to be such a blessing.
+Steven Curtis Lance
Thank you so much for your kind words, and welcome here among us.

I am happy to greet you on behalf of us all.

Ubi caritas et amor, Deus ibi est.

+Pax et lux tecum,

+Stevie
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