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Fishing With You.


If I just had one wish It would be to fish With you by my side Just watching the ocean's tide With our lines in I know someone will win Both in fishing and our little fight That happens every night Just for fun But I already know who won The winner is you. I wonder When the lines is going to go under Then the lines get tight But the fish got out of sight We laugh as we pull in the line Looking over it saying “it’s just fine” Several hours later, the sun begins to set But I am not ready to leave just yet The cooler is full of fish just sat there on the dock While I looked at my clock I reeled my line into shore Even though I wanted to fish some more You just looked at me and smiled While you wondered how many miles We went today Even if we didn't know our way The moon rises as the sun sets We pick up our poles and nets Placed them in our cars But then just lay on the dock watching the stars With your arm around me I wish this is how it could always be Just us two fishing during the day But as soon after just lay Under the stars That is what I would wish for And nothing more I love you always Just as the days Go by.
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lizc158
I love fishing, so it was my inspiration.

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