Poems by Chester Lester

By Chester Lester

Poems by Chester Lester are collections of poems dedicated to his late and loving wife, Margaret Sue Leadman Lester, whom he misses very much.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris US
• Release date: Aug 14, 2019
• ISBN: 9781796040852

Chester Lester

Chester Lester to Nashville in 1974 from West Virginia where he had Several bands. They worked the night club circuit in the Tri State area. When they were playing Bowling Green KY his wife sent some of Mine to Tommy Jennings bother of Waylon. He drove to Nashville to meet him and became a writer for Waylon's co. Later on he signed with Con Brio Records where he had two records Released “Mama Make Up My Room” and “If Only We Could”.Later on he signed with House of Gold. Where he had cuts by Razzy Bailey,Conway Twitty,Dean Martin,Tammy Wynette,Waylon Jennings,Bobby Vinton,Johnny Cash and others. He retired from the music business and started writing poems To post on Facebook. He then decided to try to get them published. Which lead to this book. He dedicate this book to his late wife Sue Leadman Lester.

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Copyright © 2019 by Chester Lester.

Library of Congress Control Number:            2019943811

ISBN:                            Hardcover                          978-1-7960-4087-6

                                      Softcover                           978-1-7960-4086-9

                                      eBook                                 978-1-7960-4085-2

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Rev. date: 06/14/2019

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Contents

One Sorry Man

I’ll Always Regret That

Oh What A Night

Another Morning

I Don"T Know Why I Did That

How Much Longer God

Guess Who I Saw Today

Tell What Am I To Do

Now I’ve Got A Friend

I Would Call Her Name

Jesus Said

Hello Mom

Did You Think

I Just Want To Go Home

I’ll Never Understand

Hello I Just Thought

God Made Every Mountain

One Wish

I Don"T Know What To Write

Should I Ask

All I Do

There Is A River

I’ll Never Understand

Somethings Wrong

You Always Had To Have

Another You

How I Wish You Were Here

When You Sleep

Clock On The Wall

I Know That Was Her

Summers Almost Here

I Knew Her When

Once Was A Squirrel

I Guess That’s All There Is

Little Voice

I Have Always Loved You

I Want The Best For You

A Fathers Love

You Won’t Talk To Me

I’m So Broke

Letter From A Father

We Fell In Love

Sun’s Going Down

Sometimes People

Easy Goodbuy

Pick Up The Phone

Drinking’ Dr Pepper

That’s What Life Gave Me

Passage Of Time

Old People Fart

I Hate This Couch

Not One Word

One Chair

What Did I Do

What It Takes

I Came By Today

Grass Needs Cut

If I Could Write

I’ve This Trip

Have A Good Life

Today A Man

Just A Moment

I Pray To God

All I Can Do

What Are You Gonna Do

I Wish I Had

I’m Sleepy But I’m Not

When You Reach For Me

I Pray To God

Thanks For Asking

What Ever Happened To Us

Nothing Left Now

What The Hell

Goes On And On

A God In Heaven

As I Look Back

Here I Go Again

What’s Wrong With That

Old Days

Voice Of God

We Take For Granted

My Son My Son

You’ve Got Your Life

God Said

Too Good To Be True

My Stuff

Don’t Try To Tell Me

It Doesn’t Really Matter

So Help Me God

Gonna Find Somebody

God Made

One Wish

Silence

God Did That

When A Man

The Garden

I Looked In The Mirror

Waiting By A Phone

Running Outta Time

One Thin Dime

Sue’s Porch

At A Distance

Just A Moment

A Million Dollars

Anybody But You

Time On My Hands

Trust

Nothing