George Ruddock – Page 50

The Lady from Milwaukee

I loved her dearly
The lady from Milwaukee
Honestly and sincerely
But a broken heart has taught me
Never again to jump into love
Take … Read the rest

I would drive hundreds of miles
Across forests and deserts
Just to see your smile
And my heart would cease to hurt

So many miles … Read the rest

So many turns were in my roads
Why wasn’t my life straight
And contained no heavy loads
But I guess it was my fate

Where does Christmas time go
So many calls on precious minutes
It certainly never goes slow
And pushes us to our limits

A tree to … Read the rest

I remember our last words
They are with me at the dawn
And again, as the night draws in
They are all I hear now … Read the rest

I know I am a dreamer
Searching for happiness
Always wanting to see her
To take away the emptiness

I dream of what can’t be… Read the rest

They walk their own line
Never trusting, always seeking
Hoping one day all will be fine
But day after day their hearts are weeping

Wetlands, bogs and ancient trees
Open heathland and roaming ponies
A place that puts you at ease
In the New Forest you can never be … Read the rest

In the forest shadows
The fawn moved quietly
She had left the meadows
As the hunter and his hound stirred her anxiety

She silently went … Read the rest

He stood in the doorway
The tables were set
And he waited for people to come his way
And to be honest he was inclined … Read the rest