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Ode to Your Death

Your memory I keep, Behind closed eyes, And though I try to sleep, I remember my goodbyes. I called myself a friend, But I wasn't enough, to stop your untimely end, And pull you through the rough. So this day each year, I'll remember what you said, And I won't shed a tear, As I remember you're dead...
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kal-kirk
Scottish
Published
Mar 25, 2011
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March 17 2009...

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