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Verse 1 Yesterday I lost a beloved friend, My heart is breaking, not for the first time, Gene, my most trusted colleague, to the end, Professor, lawyer, human being sublime. Verse 2 I prayed daily for God to help him heal, And see him safe to loving family, Pray faith now helps loved ones with their grief deal, Now that God chose to heaven his soul free. Chorus In heaven now, but you’ll never be gone, From hearts and minds you touched and grew upon. [Verse 3} He spoke, wrote, lectured truth not sophistry, Generous, caring, noble, and most kind, Each of his roles marked by integrity, The kind of man and friend too few will find. Chorus In heaven now, but you’ll never be gone, From hearts and minds you touched and grew upon. Outro The sun shines less brightly for me today, And all whose lives you touched along the way. Link to song: https://suno.com/s/8JDJgKqCO5qfECxY
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May 7
May 7, 2026 at 10:11 AM UTC
Requiem for Eugene T. Maccarrone - Lyrics and link to song (free)
Verse 1 Yesterday I lost a beloved friend, My heart is breaking, not for the first time, Gene, my most trusted colleague, to the end, Professor, lawyer, human being sublime. Verse 2 I prayed daily for God to help him heal, And see him safe to loving family, Pray faith now helps loved ones with their grief deal, Now that God chose to heaven his soul free. Chorus In heaven now, but you’ll never be gone, From hearts and minds you touched and grew upon. [Verse 3} He spoke, wrote, lectured truth not sophistry, Generous, caring, noble, and most kind, Each of his roles marked by integrity, The kind of man and friend too few will find. Chorus In heaven now, but you’ll never be gone, From hearts and minds you touched and grew upon. Outro The sun shines less brightly for me today, And all whose lives you touched along the way. Link to song: https://suno.com/s/8JDJgKqCO5qfECxY
Sonnet and Lyrics (C) Victor D. Lopez 2026. All rights reserved. The singer's voice is clone from mine.
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May 7
May 7, 2026 at 10:11 AM UTC
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