Diane Rolls in Red

Silver moon, red bug on the street,

Diane cruises by with tiny dancing feet,

She’s waving to her four, love shining through the air,

Lewis and Maggie barking, chasing back her cares,

Granddaughters laugh, flowers in their hair,

Everything’s brighter when Diane’s there.

From the chalk and the books, she can’t let go,

She’s teaching dreams everywhere she goes,

Hey Diane, drive that red beetle on,

With Diet Pepsi in hand, singing every song,

Standing not even five feet tall, you rise above us all,

With Casey grinning, oh you’ll never fall,

Happy Mother’s Day, you rule us all!

Retired but fired with that wisdom glow,

She’s got heart and soul only legends know,

She stands in the sunshine, so short so grand,

Her stories and lessons fill up the land,

In every granddaughter’s giggle, in Lewis’ wild bark,

Her love leaves a psychedelic mark.

From the chalk and the books, she can’t let go,

She’s teaching dreams everywhere she goes,

Hey Diane, drive that red beetle on,

With Diet Pepsi in hand, singing every song,

Standing not even five feet tall, you rise above us all,

With Casey grinning, oh you’ll never fall,

Happy Mother’s Day, you rule us all!

The world blazes color when Diane’s near,

Magic and laughter, she’s got no fear,

She spins us back to the golden days,

With a love that never fades away,

Always first for Casey’s call,

She lifts us up, big and small.

Hey Diane, drive that red beetle on,

With Diet Pepsi in hand, singing every song,

Standing not even five feet tall, you rise above us all,

With Casey grinning, oh you’ll never fall,

Happy Mother’s Day, you rule us all!So light up the highway, Diane rolls on,

Sixty years strong, she’s never gone,

Our best mother, shining dawn.