| He's my Brother Copyright Alice E. Steimle - 2003 |
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| This man is known as "Bud", like no other He married my sister and became my brother Now long ago he did his tour of duty He joined the Army for you and me He always asked me, "What color is your hair?" I often wondered why he would care Most of my life I was blond you see Then I aged, and asked What's happening to me? |
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| Now Bud's ok, and he's really my friend We've often spoke quietly, to the end Secrets he'll keep within his heart This love we have will never part He loves reading, and watching TV Then Arlene askes, "You going to bed with me?" He'll fall asleep in his reclining chair His snoring will let you know he's there |
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| Now when he's with Cowboy they have great fun Their love for each other had begun Remember that day with the faithful boat You and Cowboy thought it would float These two men are quite a pair Bet you'll miss him when he's not there As you retire and move in with family We hope you'll visit with Cowboy and me |
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| Where would you be without your "little Sister" Do you remember that love letter Mister? The good times we've shared as we fooled around Never letting our feet touch the ground You've been in the family for quite a while I just love your laughter, and that wonderful smile Stay as sweet as you are this very day My love for you, Brother, isn't far away |
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