The Circle Turns and Turns
MaxMoreTHE CIRCLE TURNS AND TURNS AND TURNS
Upon the day I first arrived
The house was filled with joy
They changed my nappies saw I thrived
their precious little baby boy
And as i grew they fed me well
With bottles dish and spoon
They bought me clothes and they could tell
That I'd be talking soon.
Then sure enough my legs grew strong
At first I stood and then I walked and finally I ran
When the time for school came, I gladly went along
These people dressed me bought my clothes and helped me be a man
The time eventually arrived for me to fly the nest
They did their best to help me out wherever I should roam
My loving parents really were the best
They made my friends boys, girls and scallywags all welcome in their home
And as I grew and settled down to a happy married life
I got a job and bought a house and gave up single living
Mam and Dad were always there for me the kids and wife
They were loved by all of us, would never interfere and always they were giving
And came the days my lovely folks began to find life harder
We tried our best with all the kids to keep their independent ways
Take them out with us for trips, shop for them, and leave food in the larder
The boys would take their dinners the girls would make them laugh for days
Eventually the sad day came, that dreadful beast we call dementia
They forgot to eat forgot to wash forgot their dearest friends
They left the house they'd had so long and started a new adventure
We took them to our home sweet home and gave them happy ends
As they got worse we fed them well with dish and spoon
We bought them all their clothes and things they needed to sustain
We changed their nappies held their hands and helped them round the room
And even in their frail old shells, we never knew them to complain
On the day Dad passed away
It happened in his sleep
And soon after that sad day my Mam went the same way
A house was filled with sadness, but with happy memories to keep.
Now my kids have little ones
And as I’m growing old
I see the circle turns and turns
With new, old stories to be told.
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