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Brittney Bear


Sitting there all alone I never thought, in the flesh, she’d be long gone Man! What I’d do to hear her hiss Filled with love never not missed Being showered with dust through the years that passed I sit here and chuckle as I reminisce about the joys we had Just as beautiful as ever and sitting there fierce I’m glad she’s here when I shed a tear It’s so awesome what love will do When I’ve felt weak, my girl Brittney, has pulled me through Every year we eat cake in remembrance Just so she’ll know we’re all still here My, my, my, how my thoughts excite Because one day, not too soon, we’ll reunite Until then don’t stop being my light!
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