You're my high school sweet heart, now and forever

High School Sweetheart

Was It Me.

“Grace” is a tender, ballad about finding unexpected light in unfamiliar places.

The song tells the story of arriving in a new town burdened by doubt and uncertainty, only to encounter a woman named Grace, not just a person, but a presence. 

She’s warmth without demand, truth without judgment, and kindness without condition. Her quiet strength offers refuge, turning fear into comfort and loneliness into belonging.

At its core, “Grace” is a love letter not just to a person but to the transformative power of being seen and accepted. It’s for anyone who’s ever found themselves in someone else, not because they were looking, but because grace found them first.

© [Laura Keable] [2025]. All rights reserved.

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Grace.

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This song is about a man who proves that kindness doesn’t need an audience. Moose isn’t flashy he’s steady, simple, and wise in his own way. He feeds the deer behind his barn, makes peace with the squirrels, and lends a hand to anyone who crosses his path human or animal. He won’t brag about it, but the folks around him know: the world’s a little softer where Moose walks.

He hands out corn to the critters, and old sayings to the folks, and somehow, both seem to stick.

Here’s to those who do good without making a show of it.


[Verse 1]
They say a man’s measured by the way he lends a hand,
By the quiet things he does when there ain’t no one to stand.
There’s a big fella ‘round here, folks just call him Moose,
Drives a shiny Tundra, keeps it spotless and spruce.

Out past his  barn, where the woods start to grow,
The deer wander out, movin' quiet and slow.
He lays out corn, then he leans with style,
Watchin' ‘em feed with a soft, easy smile.

[Verse 2]
By the porch there’s bird feeders, where the songbirds land,
Moose keeps it stocked, says, “They brighten the land.”
But the squirrels kept stealin’, so he hatched up a plan,
Bought squirrel-proof feeders, but still leaves ‘em corn by hand.

He laughs watchin’ ‘em scramble, says, “Let ‘em have their fun,”
“There’s plenty to share when the day is done.”
Leanin’ back with his old water jug in the shade,
That simple kind of joy, it just never fades.

[Verse 3]
There’s an old man in town, walks his dog every day,
Hunched over and quiet, just driftin’ his way.
But Moose knows his story, so he’ll pull up slow,
Says, “Hop on in, friend, where you need to go?”

Drives him to McDonald's, says, “Ice cream’s on me,”
Watches that old man share with his dog happily.
Before they part ways, Moose slips him some cash,
Says, “Take care of that pup, and yourself, too, while it lasts.”

[Chorus]
That’s just Moose, steady and true,
He’s got a story for everyone, and his heart’s just as true.
Feeds the deer, helps a stranger, keeps the squirrels in line,
Knows life ain’t perfect, but he likes it just fine.
Hands out the corn to the critters outside,
And hands out old sayings to the folks passin' by.

[Outro]
I'm a grown ass man… I do what I want.”
(pause)
“And remember, just ‘cause you blow out my candles… It don’t make yours any brighter.”

That’s Just Moose

Justin Lee - Our Place.mp3

Mhhh mhh....
Love is leaking
Our dear love is leaking
It’s unlike you to hurt me with words
Love is leaking
Our dear love is leaking
We don’t miss ourselves anymore
Love is leaking
Our dear love is leaking
Back in the days, you won’t eat till I am home...
But these days...
Whenever I’m late...
I will eat my food alone and cold...
Ohoh hohh...
Ohoh hohh...
Mhh hmm......
Ohoh hohh......

Love Is Leaking

The Way You Stayed

A Turning Page

I found my life's duet, that brought me this. So I do hope you find yours.

Lyric here: https://allpoetry.com/poem/18694013-Just-Joy-by-Lockdown-Larcs

depth of my words brought to life by AI Music assist.

Was It Me.

Peter John Carden

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