A request, a schmaltzy ballad from the 60’s, The Association’s “Cherish”…
Perish is the word I use to describe
All the feeling that I have raging here for you inside
You don't know how many times I've wished that I could cure you
You don't know how many times I've wished no one endured you
You don't know how many times I've wished that I could
Beat you down to some stage that would
perish thee as quick as I perish flu
Oh I'm beginning to think that docs have never found
The meds that could make you leave me
That have the right amount of agents, all at slight cost
That could make you fear, make you flee
And have me drivin' C out of my mind
Oh I could say I’ll beat you but then you'd realize
That my fate’s yours just like a thousand other guys
Who'd say they’ve left you for all the rest of their lives
When all they wanted was to slow your pace, your plans
And braise into tanned fries
Perish is the word that more than applies
To the hate in my heart each time I realize
That I am not gonna be the one that fares poor genes
That I am not gonna be the one you spare your schemes
That I am not gonna be the one to bear what
Seemed to be good fries and I could
Perish from such a cause as yours
Perish is the word I use to describe
All the feeling that I have raging here for you inside
You don't know how many times I've wished that I could cure you
You don't know how many times I've wished no one endured you
You don't know how many times I've wished that I could
Beat you down to some stage that would
perish thee as quick as I perish flu
And let’s do perish you
And let’s do perish you
Perish is the word
I think I could lip sync better than any of these guys!
Tutu Brothers
my partner in crime @HotelMelanoma as we work to #finishcancer a little laughter in a ALL to serious world of cancer pic.twitter.com/OQ0S3rPCYS
— Mark Williams (@melaphukanoma) September 15, 2016
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hello Rich, stumbled across your blog and very glad I did, there's sure not much in Australia by way of support blogs of Melanoma "warriors", well not that I've found or come across. Anyway country of origin doesn't matter. I'm a "newbie" only 6 months past my surgery (Stage 2).
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I have a blog but my Melanoma "business" is not mentioned on it as I'm not sure for the moment where my emotions lie - Hmm or that 'lay'. Thanks for sharing all that you do.
Rose
Thank you, Rose. Please visit any time!
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