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Why did you have to go? shut behind that old door Unexpectly quite you layed your son’s haunting words forming in my ears “My dad is dead” An unexpected sentence forever stuck on replay You were a farther of two But for me, you made it three And In the end would of been a father by law the groom has no father's advice in his stressing last moments a tinge of sadness lingers with sight of a front row empty seat "Till death due us part" cracks out of our mouths never to meet a grandchild Known by spoken stories and old photos grandfather by legend over sight You made me smile when i was down A son's backbone through thick and thin We hope you rest, but wish you never left.
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Mar 23, 2015
Mar 23, 2015 at 8:13 PM UTC
empty spot in future thoughts
Why did you have to go? shut behind that old door Unexpectly quite you layed your son’s haunting words forming in my ears “My dad is dead” An unexpected sentence forever stuck on replay You were a farther of two But for me, you made it three And In the end would of been a father by law the groom has no father's advice in his stressing last moments a tinge of sadness lingers with sight of a front row empty seat "Till death due us part" cracks out of our mouths never to meet a grandchild Known by spoken stories and old photos grandfather by legend over sight You made me smile when i was down A son's backbone through thick and thin We hope you rest, but wish you never left.
raquel-centore
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Mar 23, 2015
Mar 23, 2015 at 8:13 PM UTC
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