Moving On

I never thought I'd be seeking marital advice in the words of that great Country and Western Bard, Hank Williams, Sr. but here it is with a few revisions:



I'M A LONG GONE DADDY


I'm leaving now
I'm leaving now
I'm a long gone daddy I don't need you anyhow
I'll go find a gal that wants to treat me right
You go get yourself a man that wants to drink and fight
You start your DRINKING and it will never stop
You never shut your guzzling mouth until I blow my top
I remember back when you were nice and sweet
Things have changed, you'd rather drink and fight than eat.


And on and on the Country songs go on about loveless marriage, unrequited love and other seething hatreds. I'm not ready for the Cariboo Pub in Burnaby quite yet (where KD Lang got her early start - divorcees and beer with the drone of Country music to top it off.)

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Mantra: I"M A LONG GONE DADDY.