No matter what mistakes you make, you’re still my brother.
–Bass Monroe, “Revolution”
(Random Note: The man that Bass is talking to had tried to kill him before. That is the ‘mistake’ he is talking about.)
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Just Don’t Say You’re Not My Brother
For any crime you commit
And every sin that you ommit
My forgiveness will still be true
I won’t forget what we’ve been through.
Lying in the deepest pit
Your brotherhood will keep it lit.
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So beautifully penned and with compassion…well done, Martha.
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Thank you. The inspiration was from a new tv show that my mom has been watching. There was this scene where one man is saying that he’ll forgive anything from his friend, because they’re family. The other man pretty much throws his words back in his face. The heartbreak was just horrible.
(Even though the one whose heart broke is actually the bad guy in the first season… It was just so painful to see his eyes like that.)
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Sounds like a great show…let me know the title…I no longer have tv but subscribed to Netflix, so I may see it.
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(*grins*) We only watch through Netflix now too. It’s called Revolution. It’s in the category: TV Action &Adventure. It currently has only 42 episodes.
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I shall check it out. I get obsessed when I start watching a show…and sad when the series end with NO warning:(
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It’s just got 2 seasons and I don’t know if it was going to go for a third.
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I’ve already made mistakes, more than I would like, and yet my family has been there for me. I will always be there for them for it.
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Me as well.
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