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This was
written during the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina,
September, 2005
We often
have our differences,
About most everything,
Our customs and our way of life,
The anthems that we sing.
The way
we walk, the way we talk,
May not be just like you,
Your pioneers used wagon trains,
And our used large canoes.
Your
people speak 'American',
While ours speak also French,
We're proud to be Canadian,
With loyalty intense.
But
you're our southern relatives,
And we're your northern friends,
And when you're needing someone's help,
On us you can depend.
We love
you as a family,
Of that you can be sure,
We'll do whatever we can do,
To help you to endure.
We feel
your pain and agony,
Your sorrow your and strife,
We cry when we see homelessness,
And senseless loss of life.
We're all
in this together, and
We will be to the end,
We'll be with you and see it through,
Our friendship we extend.
by David Ronald Bruce Pekrul
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