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Sharon Henderson - Ode to Dylan

from Street Justice by A novel by Mark L Berry

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Companion Song: Street Justice
Chapter 40

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Ode to Dylan - lyrics


Where do imaginary friends go
When it’s time for them to die?
Do they go to imaginary heaven
Somewhere in the sky?

We’re here celebrating
The death of our imaginary friend
Even though he’s imaginary
It’s still sad when we reach the end

His days in the sun
The deeds that he’s done
All the things he’s damaged just for fun
While keeping the police on the run

He is now lost
And needs to stay that way
And we will not speak of him again
After we say goodbye today

Should we burn his driver’s license
And all forms of his ID?
Or would he have preferred
A formal burial at sea?

Either way it’s still ok
Less important is the ceremony
The more important thing for sure
Is that he can’t be traced back to you or me

Our imaginary friend
Committed the perfect crime
Because in the end
He isn’t doing time

His sole purpose in life
Was to hide the sordid truth
And like a surgeon’s knife
Cut the indiscretions from our youth

Where do imaginary friends go
When it’s time for them to die?
Do they go to imaginary heaven
Somewhere in the sky?

We’re here celebrating
The death of our imaginary friend
Even though he’s imaginary
It’s still sad when we reach the end

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from Street Justice, track released September 28, 2013
Words by Mark L Berry
Music by Sharon Henderson
Performed by Sharon Henderson

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Mark’s an airline pilot with an MFA from Fairfield University, author of a memoir and two novels, contributing editor for Airways magazine, and former managing editor for Mason's Road literary journal. His work has also appeared in numerous magazines, journals, and newspapers. He lives in St. Louis, MO near the big staple in the middle of the USA map. Locals call it: The Arch. ... more

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