Living Happy

I'm happy to live in this wonderful world,
I'm happy to have the most beautiful girl,
As my little one,
The sweetest years when life is fun,
It's fun to dance, it's fun to sing,
It's fun to do most anything,
With each new day,
I love to laugh, I love to play,
This delicious life, I love it so,
To see her play, to watch her grow,
It amazes me,
The riches that my eyes can see,
I'm truly Blessed,
I'm Living Happy at it's Best

By: Stephanie Brannett

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