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Their Little Hearts

from Random Shuffling by Englewood

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I like the short ones, I like the small ones,
I like the bouncing off the wall ones.
I like the big ones, I like the tall ones,
I like the running for the ball ones.
I like the young ones with furry toes.
I like the old ones with the funny nose.

I like the red ones, I like the black ones,
I like the polka-dotted cat ones.
I like the white ones, I like the gray ones,
I like the sit-with-me-all-day ones.
I like to watch them when they take a nap.
I like to hold them when they need a lap.

I like the ones who make me laugh, I like the ones who purr.
I like the ones who snuggle up, and cover me with fur.
Their little hearts recharge my soul
And make my own heart grow, I know.

I like the old ones, I like the chill ones,
I like the ones who've been around.
I like the new ones who cannot always
Keep their feet on solid ground.
I like the ones who show their battle scars.
I like the ones who like to climb the bars.

I like to tell them all the silly things that pop into my head.
They never seem to mind or give me a hard time
about something I said.
The dogs are always glad to see me;
With the cats I'm never sure.

I like the ones who make me laugh, I like the ones who purr.
I like the ones who snuggle up, and cover me with fur.
Their little hearts recharge my soul
And make my own heart grow, I know.

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from Random Shuffling, track released January 26, 2019

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