Monday, July 21, 2014

Only if...

Only if you woulda liked…no loved me
Only if I would have given you the key
Only if you woulda asked me
Only if we had no history
Only if I coulda told you all about me
Maybe then you would see
Only if you would have given me a reason
Only if it were a different season
I woulda shoulda coulda given you all of me
Only if you woulda let me in
Only if it wasn’t a sin
Only if you woulda hugged me and never let me go
Only then would you really know
Only if she wasn't there
Only if I didn't care
Only if you let me kiss your lips
Man, all those years we did miss
Only if we could turn back the hands of time
Only if you woulda let me shine
Only if you woulda cared enough
Only if I would have dared enough
Only if time could stand still
Only if we could have one more thrill
Only if you weren't an entertainer
Only if our love needed no disclaimer
Only if I would have stayed
Only if you would have asked me to stay
Only if ten years was only ten minutes
Maybe we would have a chance to finish
If “if” were a fifth we’d be drunk in love
We can’t argue with the man above
Only if your eyes didn’t tell all your secrets
Only if you weren’t my weakness
Only if I could erase all the memories
Maybe we’ll meet again in another century
Another lifetime and two different bodies
A brand new love at first sight
Perhaps then we’d get it right
Until then stay well my friend

I’ll like…love…like…love you to the end.

The Reunion

This past weekend I had the opportunity to celebrate my 15 year class reunion.15 years ago we sang our Alma Mater in the auditorium of Grambling State University. Many of us took the short walk to the yard of GSU to begin our collegiate experiences. Others chose to travel to various campuses across the world making bonds with people who were much different than the characters that they grew up around.

Upon reuniting on Friday we quickly saw that we were still those crazy kids from Grambling High. There was the beautiful cheerleader with the infectious laugh, the girl with the booming voice that moved the room when she spoke, the beautiful shy girl who was completely unaware of her natural glow, the guy that brought laughter to a room simply by saying hello, the guy that was always working on his next hustle, doesn't have a lazy bone in his body and inspires everyone he meets to reach further and work harder. The girl that dances like no one is watching and laughs like she doesn't have a care in the world. The guy that is still the only true genius I 
have ever met that can fix anything that's broken and do so with a humble attitude. The guy who moves people around the south with his love of music, the guy and the girl that have become the glue that connects us to Gods word so that we never forget that He is the reason for everything that we are and everything that we have so we should always acknowledge Him and thank Him in advance.

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We are no longer those kids from the rural town in North Louisiana. We are much, much more.  I thank God for bringing us together. For healing our broken hearts, mending friendships, delivering us from unhealthy life choices, and allowing us to see another year. There were many that could not attend but they were never far from our thoughts and prayers.

Thanks for a great time class of 99. Keep doing your thing and hears to the next 15!

Be Blessed!
Christy