Woo Hoo

I met with an old friend the other day, she said she hadn't seen me in 13 long years I looked down on the tarmac and I said, I haven't seen you in that long either We exchanged smiles and heartbreak and stories by the parked vans with bumper stickers And without words she said My husband left me and I'm raising these kids on a minimum Three part time jobs and shit Well I hope your doing alright with your life, and I'm doing ok with mine, I guess Well the last time I saw you we were thriving Well we were doing just fine I hope your doing just fine I hope your doing alright I guess I'm doing alright myself I haven't scene my uncle in a shit ton of years, and well you know his heart stopped and he died And my grandmother, the one on my dads side, I have to remind her who I am every time I see her But I hope that when his kids have Christmas dinner each year They remember the way that I look and I said to things to them like, the fire has a good log on it It's burning bright like grandmas eyes And I told my mom I like the way she cooks I hope she likes the way that I cook too And we have Christmas dinner each year And we have Christmas dinner each year And we're just doing alright I hope your alright too