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The River Song

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Memory and Loss

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I’ve been listening to the rivers song

As it flows over stones and earth

From the small streams through the countryside and Dean Park

Till they flow to the sea

And out into the wild blue

I was thinking the other day about friends who have been and gone.

Family too

Taken from our life’s too soon

Their laugh

Their banter

Chats we had about life

The wind ups

The laughter

I remember a song I wrote

I’ve been listening to the river song

Thinking about those that are traveling on

I’ll never forget where I come from

I’ve been listening to the river song

I’m going to stand

Im going to sing

I’m going to give it my everything

I’ve been listening to the river song

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Paul Andrew Sneddon
Paul Andrew Sneddon

Written by Paul Andrew Sneddon

Scottish writer from Ayrshire. Short fiction about memory, music, anxiety and the strange beauty of ordinary lives.

Whatever Tomorrow
Whatever Tomorrow

Published in Whatever Tomorrow

Writing about music, favourite songs and artists and about my own songs too