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This is a song I wrote and I'm kinda pleased with how it turned out.
Let me know what you think.


There she lies standing alone
Wondering which way to go.
I pass by her not even thinking
For her I did not know.
She turns to me and with a grin
Speaks quite lavishly.
"I'll be here," she said,
"If you come back for me."

This made me wonder
And each day I wondered even more
About this beautiful woman
I've never seen around here before.
Those words fill my head
Like a songbird's melody.
"I'll be here," she said,
"If you come back for me."

Not a word was spoken
Though I was oh so involved.
For her beauty and her words
Were together left unresolved.
I looked into her eyes
They were the color of the sea.
"I'll be here," she said,
"If you come back for me."

My lady is like a dove
At my window with a broken wing.
If love could talk
Ours wouldn't, it would sing.
Turn off the light baby,
Rest your head, and let it be.
"I'll be here," she said,
"If you come back for me."

As I look down the aisle
I see her standing there
With a white dress on
And flowers in her hair.
She said her vows nice and clear
For everyone to see.
"I'll be here," she said,
"If you come back for me."

On the way home
My eyes must have been crossed
For I found myself alone
All alone, torn and lost.
I turned around to find
The other half of me.
"I'll be here," she said,
"If you come back for me."

We live together
With three children playing on the ranch
Dogs running through the yard
And a tire hanging from the tree branch.
The country side stretches out
As far as the eye can see.
"I'll be here," she said,
"If you come back for me."

But now I'm far away
Far away from my home.
I was told I'd be shot
If I would dare to roam.
They dressed me in fatigue
And sent me over the sea.
"I'll be here," she said,
"If you come back for me."

As I lie in my tent at night
I look at a picture of my wife.
I can't wait to return home
To start a whole new life.
But for now
I'll have to wait oh so patiently.
"I'll be here," she said,
"If you come back for me."

Now the battlefield is raging
And our troops are falling apart.
I turn around and was greeted
By a pinch through the heart.
Blood filled my hand
As I fell onto my knee.
"I'll be here," she said,
"If you come back for me."

Now as I lay down
Seconds away from death
I gaze upon my wife's picture
And to the comrade I said with one last breath,
"Send my love home
To my family."
"I'll be here," she said,
"If you come back for me."

Now I'm in a place
Far above the stars.
God made me immortal
And he healed all my scar's.
And if you ever wonder
Just where I may be
I'll be here, babe,
When you come up with me.

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Sean Nash Comment by Sean Nash on October 29, 2009 at 8:54pm
Here is something I think we all need to know... this network was set to display "featured" blog posts throughout the summer months. This post slid right past me. As you can tell by the lack of commentary... it slid past all of us. This content was certainly not the norm for this network. However, if you talked to Brett for a half hour, you talked to Brett about his love of classic rock -n- roll at some point. I wish I'd have seen this earlier.

I'm not really sure what to say here. But really... somehow I just wish the former avatar that featured Brett and his guitar would remain with this one as time moves relentlessly forward.

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Again... excellent clarification of some possible confusion between supralittoral... and littoral.
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Apparent inverted trophic pyramid... apparent. It really cannot be inverted. In fact, this is related to the Law of Conservation of Mass/Energy.
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Yep- this is why folks like Michael Pollan stress eating "low on the food chain." This interesting essay is related...
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Every 12 hours... or six hours. Depending on where in the world the tidepools are.
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This is a really nice reply of clarification. This is exactly what I mean about the kind of "value-added" reply that adds to the conversation more than just a friendly sort of way. Thank you for this. This is the way it should be done.
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Uhhhhh..... yeah. I get it. It's ok. I see how it is. ;)
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Great job explaining the Ocean Zones! I think it is crazy how they just told the people to get off the island so they could blow it up. That was their home!? All it did was test a bomb and hurt the enviornment. Although Mr. Nash did talk about the...
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It is crazy to me how we could eat at a lower trophic level and have 10 times as much food as we would have the next trophic level up. It doesn't make sense to me when everyone is eating at high trophic levels. Eating at lower trophic levels is he...
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We can reflect on the night, or research about a topic and post here.
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Last monday nights class was very interesting. I was unaware of how the trophic levels affected us as humans. It is obvious to me that we need to get our resources and food from the lowest trophic level possible. I thought it was very interesting ...
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Okay. I am totally confused. Are we supposed to reply to this? I thought we were supposed to research something that interested us like seaweed or something?
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