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Death

You think after so long The pain would be gone I know you're home with the Father But I can't say the same for another Is my sorrow for my own loss? Or for others who have lost? For I have hope, but they have none But who's to really say till judgment day has come Openly I weep, I don't care who sees Out in the open my grief brings me to my knees Some day I will see you again So I'll press on until then I wish you were still here But I celebrate that you are there Where angela tread and saints sing "Hosanna in the highest" "Glory to the King" How beautiful it must be But I wish you were here with me One day you will meet me a the gates On the day that decides our fates On the day my body goes to the grave When my spirit soars and my soul is saved Once again we will meet And I'll cast my crown at the Fathers feet Then we will embrace, before any other A child reunited with his mother.
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Jul 16, 2012
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