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      Purple Ain’t My Favorite, But Those Girls Who Wear It Sure Are 
  
It’s that time of year; everything is in bloom and everything is in purple. It is time for spring and so it is time for the ‘Relay for Life’ cancer awareness season. 
  Now I figure I can write a story about near anything… it may not be any good, but that’s never stopped me before. But I sure am stumped to write about this ‘Purple’ stuff. 
  I know my limitations. I know the difficulty I have in writing anything coherent with regards to any kind of cancer-there’s just too many emotions attached to make even this simple mind work clearly. 
  We all have far too many folks close to us who have endured the pains of cancer, survivors or not. It is just extremely personal-too personal writing or talking about.  I just can’t do it in prose. 
  But songwriting is a bit different. For some reason there are things you can communicate easier in rhythm and song than you can in any other form. 
  So, here is a song I wrote about the topic that all those purple ladies well represent. It is called, IT’S THE WAITING. 
  Dedicated those many girls who… Heck, you all know who you are. 
  IT’S THE WAITING  
  By Bing Limousin  
  © 2011 DreamHill Music 
  It was months before she knew 
  The pain inside was not the flu 
  It was a cold December day 
  When she heard all the doctors say 
  ‘Our worst fears are realized’ 
  No sadness came to her blue eyes 
  Her fight had only just begun 
  But the hardest part of all 
  Was the waiting ... 
  CHORUS 
  There are pills to ease the pain 
  Reading all those magazines 
  Endless halls that go for miles  
  Comfort in each friendly smile 
  Finding things to pass the time 
  A lonely room and lonely nights 
  To wait for friends to come and call 
  But the hardest part of all 
  It’s the waiting... 
  That season crawled too slowly by 
  I never saw her blue eyes cry 
  Each day her body turned so frail 
  But her spirits never failed 
  In lonely hours all alone 
  I’m sure she prayed, ‘God, take me home’ 
  Strength she found to help her through 
  With every prayer, came answers too 
  To help the waiting... 
  That was a season a year ago 
  And if she cried I’ll never know  
  Now waits for rain, and waits for snow 
  She waits to watch her children grow 
  Now knows the hardest part of life   
  Is wasting gifts of precious time  
  For every moment left behind 
  We lose the life we try to find. 
  It’s found in waiting… 
  God Bless all of you Gals in Purple, and Happy Mother’s Day, Mom. 
  Love, Bing 
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