What Is The Redneck Version Of "See You Later" In German?

Three miles north of the Austrian Border on the German side there is a beautiful city of Füssen. 

I met them in Germany 

in 1963. 

He was from North Carolina and 

she had been born in Austria and 

raised in Germany. 

I loved them to pieces. 

His name was Joe and hers Maria. 

He spoke pigeon German with a southern accent. 

He said cute things like, Kooken Due Spate for 

‘see you later‘, 

He could fix anything with gummy fudgey 

and he called me and Maria Schatzie. 

She had been a member of Hitler’s Youth when she was young 

and would not give her Hitler relics away 

to those American soldiers for bubble gum, nope. 

She buried hers.  

She knew she had been brainwashed and felt bad about it. 

While at youth camp they had gone hungry and 

her toes froze. 

I wish I could see them again right now. 

I would hug their necks and cry, 

I love them so much.

If you see them tell them I love them. 

Love,
Grammy T.