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Family Reunion


The ultimate family reunion Family from east to west West to East North to South We all gather at one special place I'm most excited to see one particular face That I have not seen in ages And the memories that filled my diary pages We all gather With people full of laughter Tears of happiness And sadness We embrace each other As I watch rears roll down the face of my mother, I say to myself, "Everyone is so jolly!" We continue to laugh and sing My uncle proposes to his lady And on her finger is a ring There will be a wedding! They have selected the perfect setting There church where all our relatives married Problems, will be parried For this is the first wedding in awhile This is the ultimate family reunion We continue to laugh and sing And admire the gorgeous ring On her finger. Many people linger As each person grabs a partner to dance and sway I will forever cherish this wonderful day For this is the ultimate family reunion
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Bebong95
Imagery.

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