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Guardian Angel, By: Steven Mcdonald

August 6, 2024 by Steven Mcdonald

Guardian Angel, By: Steven Mcdonald

You’re so damn lucky

I was around

So many nights

You’d paint the town

You wore me out

And stretched me thin

All those close calls

And then you’d grin

You seemed to know

That you’d be fine

And I’d get to you

In the nick of time

Well I must say

I’m very glad that’s done

Cuz you finally learned

How to have safe fun

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