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I Love You, Your Auntie and Your Mom

Nov 22, 2025
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By Billy Johnson


How can I say this with eloquence and grace?

How can I express my love and save face?

How can I say this without sounding dumb?

I love you, your auntie,  and your mom.


How can this be, you say to me?

You don't even know them. You're blind and can't see.

Well, my dear, we are hand and glove.

And because I love you, I love those that you love.


I love you so much that I can't think straight. 

I love you so much,  I can hardly wait.

I love you so much it's like singing a song.

I love you, your auntie, and your mom.


I love you so much , I can do great things.

I love you so much,  I feel like a king.

I love you so much, I'm hooked, I'm sprung.

I love you, your auntie, and your mom.


I love you so much, I love them, they're pure.

Whenever they need me, I'll be there for sure.

I love you now , and until Kingdom comes,

I love you, your auntie, and your mom.


So you see my dear, I'll love you forever. 

I'm not being smart,  I'm not being clever.

It's just 8 should know to the alter I'll come.

I love you, your auntie, and your mom.


By Billy Johnson

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