Scenes From a Side Street Cafe
She came around the corner
As I stood on my phone
My eyes met hers and I was no longer alone
We talked for hours in that side street cafe
Until they kicked us out to close for the day
We sat in your car as the sleet came down
All around us in that little town
You needed to leave it was getting bad
I hugged you once and I was glad
We talked so more and we hugged again
I opened your door and struggled to leave
The rain came down and it started to freeze
I walked towards my truck I had to look back
I knew at that moment my life was on track
In my memory I will always remember that day
Forever will be memories in that Side Stree Cafe
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M.M.Ney
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