Kym Kym My Darling Little Girl
by jacky motts.........................................
KYM KYM, MY DARLING LITTLE GIRL


WHENEVER YOUR TIME HAD COME, I WOULD NEVER OF BEEN READY
BUT, MY DARLING KYM, I SHOULD OF KNOWN YOU COULD NEVER GO STEADY
I WILL CHERISH YOUR MEMORIES, YOU HAVE LEFT SUCH A BIG SPACE
IT IS TIME NOW GIRLIE TO GO YOUR OWN PACE

THE TEARS I HAVE SHED AND THE ONES STILL TO COME
OH HOW YOU LOVED TO JUMP, RUN AND JUST HAVE SO MUCH SUCH FUN
YOUR BRICK TO REST YOUR HEAD NOW STANDS EMPTY
THE LOVE WHICH WE ALL HAD FOR YOU WAS PLENTY

I LOVED THE WAY THAT YOU COULD YAP
I LOVED HOW YOU COULD TILT YOUR HEAD FOR A PAT
I LOVED YOU TO HUG AND TO HOLD
I LOVED YOU LISTENED TO THE SECRETS THAT I TOLD

THE SIDE BY MY BED NOW HAS AN EMPTY SPACE
IN EVERY ROOM YOU HAVE LEFT YOUR TRACE
THE LOO ROLLS NOW STAY IN PLACE IN THE BIN
AND ALWAYS REMEMBER YOUR NIGHT NIGHT BISCUITS FROM THE TIN

A CONTACT IN ALL THOSE YEARS YOU COULD NEVER GET
BUT YOU COULD ALAWYS MAKE ME RUN AND SWEAT
YOUR OBEDIENCE YOU LOVED TO DO
SUCH A GOOD GIRL STICKING TO ME LIKE GLUE

OH I MISS THE GAMES YOU LOVED TO PLAY
ALL OF THE WHILE YOU HAD YOUR SAY
YOUR SQUEAKY BALL AND YOUR DOG-O-SOAR
BUT NOW IS THE TIME KYM TO REST YOUR PAW

UP ON THE CHASE WE WENT TO SEE THE DEER
THERE WAS NOTHING IN LIFE THAT CAUSED YOU TO FEAR
DOWN TO THOSE BANKS SO YOU COULD LEAP INTO THE RIVER
AND ON THOSE START LINES I COULD SEE YOU START TO QUIVER

OH TO GET IN THE VAN AND ON YOUR FAVOURITE BOX
TO HEAR YOU BARK FOR GLEE TO SEE MY WELLIE SOCKS
YOU NEVER HAD A POORLY DAY IN YOUR LIFE
AND I CAN REMEMBER THE DAY YOU BECAME BOB'S WIFE

THE PUPS YOU SHOULD HAVE LOVED SOON BECAME HATE
BUT OVER THE YEARS YOU BECAME OUR BEST MATE
THEY MISS YOU NOW AND THEIR GAME OF CHASE
KYM MY DARLING, YOU WILL ALWAYS HAVE THAT SPECIAL PLACE

THAT PIECE OF HEART THAT YOU HAVE STOLE FROM ME
PROMISE TO KEEP IT WITH YOU SO THAT YOU CAN SEE
JUST HOW MUCH I LOVED YOU AND YOU MEANT TO ME

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