RAISED IN AN ORPHAN'S HOME
When I was three, till I was seven
I lived in an orphanage some call heaven.
Now you might not think that it was so much
This big old house with a yard and such.
And a heavenly gate with a hinge that squeaked
My beautiful mansion had a roof that leaked.
There was this angel, that also lived there
She was so sweet and had soft graying hair.
With her cookie jar, that was always so handy
And a great big stock of pepperment candy.
It didn't really matter how bad I had been
What troubles and mischief that I would get in.
Our old fashion kitchen was a beautiful place
Reserved for me at our table of grace.
She said we were spoiled and that I should know
That she loved us dearly and enjoyed us so.
We all had our small bit of "Heaven".
When I was three, till I was seven.
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