Motherless Child
In the morning, she was never there,
I always wondered where she was.
Was she far or was she near,
Where ever she was,
She wasn't here.
I stayed up waiting for her every night.
To walk through my room door
And read me a story.
Sing me a song
And rock me to sleep.
In the afternoon, I would sit by the phone
Waiting for it to ring.
Hoping she would be on the other end
But to my disappointment it never did
And I knew it never was.
Now it's night and i put my own to bed
Telling them I will always be here.
Read them stories and sing them to sleep.
But still I wait and wait and wait
But she has yet to come.
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