this will give you goosebumps

GET OUT THE TISSUE FIRST >
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>>A drunk man in an Oldsmobile
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>> They said had run the light
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>> That caused the six-car pileup
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>> On 109 that night.
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>> When broken bodies lay about
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>> "And blood was everywhere,"
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>> "The sirens screamed out eulogies,"
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>> For death was in the air.
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>> "A mother, trapped inside her car,"
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>> Was heard above the noise;
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>> Her plaintive plea near split the air:
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>> "Oh, God, please spare my boys!"
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>> She fought to loose her pinned hands;
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>> "She struggled to get free,"
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>> But mangled metal held her fast
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>> In grim captivity.
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>> Her frightened eyes then focused
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>> "On where the back seat once had been,"
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>> But all she saw was broken glass and
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>> Two children's seats crushed in.
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>> Her twins were nowhere to be seen;
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>> "She did not hear them cry, "
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>> "And then she prayed they'd been thrown free, "
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>> "Oh, God, don't let them die! "
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>> Then firemen came and cut her loose, "
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>> "But when they searched the back, "
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>> "They found therein no little boys, "
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>> But the seat belts were intact.
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>> They thought the woman had gone mad
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>> "And was traveling alone, "
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>> "But when they turned to question her, "
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>> They discovered she was gone.
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>> Policemen saw her running wild
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>> And screaming above the noise
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>> "In beseeching supplication, "
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>> Please help me find my boys!
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>> They're four years old and wear blue shirts;
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>> "Their jeans are blue to match.""
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>> "One cop spoke up, ""They're in my car, "
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>> And they don't have a scratch.
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>> They said their daddy put them there
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>> "And gave them each a cone, "
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>> Then told them both to wait for Mom
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>> To come and take them home.
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>> "I've searched the area high and low, "
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>> But I can't find their dad.
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>> "He must have fled the scene, "
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>> "I guess, and that is very bad."
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>> "The mother hugged the twins and said, "
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>> "While wiping at a tear, "
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>> "He could not flee the scene, you see, "
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>> "For he's been dead a year."
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>> "The cop just looked confused and asked, "
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>> "Now, how can that be true? "
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>> "The boys said, ""Mommy, Daddy came "
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>> "And left a kiss for you."
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>> " He told us not to worry "
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>> "And that you would be all right, "
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>> And then he put us in this car with
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>> "The pretty, flashing light. "
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>> "We wanted him to stay with us, "
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>> "Because we miss him so, "
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>> "But Mommy, he just hugged us tight "
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>> And said he had to go.
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>> He said someday we'd understand
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>> "And told us not to fuss, "
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>> "And he said to tell you, Mommy, "
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>> "He's watching over us."
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>> The mother knew without a doubt
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>> "That what they spoke was true, "
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>> "For she recalled their dad's last words, "
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>> " I will watch over you."
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>> The firemen's notes could not explain
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>> "The twisted, mangled car, "
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>> And how the three of them escaped
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>> Without a single scar.
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>> "But on the cop's report was scribed, "
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>> "In print so very fine, "
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>> An angel walked the beat tonight on Highway 109.
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Said: "I raise my hands, bow my head.
"I'm findin' more an' more truth,
"In the words written in red.
"They tell me that there's more to life,
"Than just what I can see."
I can't quote The Book,
The chapter or the verse.
You can't tell me it all ends,
In a slow ride in a hearse.
You know ,I'm more an' more convinced,
The longer that I live:
Yeah, this can't be; no, this can't be,
No, this can't be all there is.

Thank-you Meeee. That was very uplifting!