Alternatively a flake of Mac Baren's Navy Flake split in half down its length, handily doubled up upon itself, stuffed straight down to the bottom of a pipe's chamber can be made to smoke easily with nothing more than a top sprinkling of leftover pre-shredded tobacco debris from the tin or pouch to get a charring light started
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(BMI) I Never Knew My Father Words & Music by Kate Wolf It was twentyfive years ago, when I began my life The second child of a woman, who tried hard to raise us right She married a man, when I was just a babe Who treated me just like his own, even giving me his name I never knew my father, I only knew his name I never knew the way he moved How he talked, or what he said Now Im grown and my mama says, Youre like your daddy, just the same Sometimes I got to wondering, about this man I never knew When Id find myself into something, just the way he used to do Heard stories all my life, of how he loved to sing And how he would take apart and fix most anything Chorus Now I cant say that I dont care, that he died before I was born I get to asking why he did, and Ill probably ask some more My lifes been good, I cant say that Ive had it bad But now Im seeing years that my dad never had Chorus 1976 Another Sundown Publishing Co
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