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The Monday Morning Memo

An amazingly beautiful song. 

Jagged jigsaw pieces
Tossed about the room
I saw my grandma sweeping
With her old straw broom.
She didn’t know what she was doing
She could hardly understand
That she was really sweeping up,
Pieces of a man.

I saw my daddy greet the mailman
And I heard the mailman say,
“Now don’t you take this letter to heart now, Jimmy,
Cause they’ve laid off nine others today.”
He didn’t know what he was saying
He could hardly understand
That he was only talking to
Pieces of a man.

I saw the thunder and heard the lightning
And felt the burden of his shame
And for some unknown reason
He never turned my way.

Pieces of that letter
Were tossed about that room
And now I hear the sound of sirens
Come knifing through the gloom.
They don’t know what they are doing.
They could hardly understand
That they’re only arresting
Pieces of a man.

I saw him go to pieces
I saw him go to pieces
He was always such a good man
He was always such a strong man
Yeah, I saw him go to pieces
I saw him go to pieces

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