Written by: Phyllis Ann Doros
Copyright © 1946 Mother’s Day If I Were Good Enough |
I can’t put into words, That I love you more and more, I can’t fit the letters together, That say it’s you I adore, The vowels don’t start to form, To make my thoughts complete, The things I say sound uneven and coarse, Not refined and neat. How can I possibly say What I want you to know? The ideas won’t leave my heart … They just don’t seem to want to go. Oh, sometimes I try so hard To write a verse for you, I always tear it up though, ‘Cause it isn’t good enough to do. I’ll never write a thing, That you can be real proud of, Or have a poem of mine framed to hang on the wall And always love, But if I were good enough, So folks would say: “Not bad!” I’d have some nerve to shout….. …. You’re the sweetest mother a girl ever had! |
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