I’m living for ever, so I won’t be having one. But just in case, I can imagine My Way by Frank Sinatra belting out as I’m cremated or put in the ground.
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I am not thinking about dying yet.
A song I wrote years ago called Remember Me With Love.
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I only ever wanted to be Barbra Streisand. I probably still do.
The failed attempt at a home perm on myself in the 80s. I wanted to look like Kelly McGillis in Top Gun.
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