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On My Dying Day

I've done things, I wish I could undo

 

I've regretted them, and this is very true

 

But what is a lie

 

Is that if I were to die

 

I'd cast myself away

 

And regret who I am, on my dying day

 

 

There have been mistakes I've made

 

And debts I've paid

 

But I wouldn't want to live

 

If there was no gift to give

 

I wouldn't want to stay

 

I'd wish to go, on my dying day

 

 

I've had frowns and smiles

 

I've travelled millions of miles

 

I've been all the places I've wished to be

 

I've seen all the things I've wished to see

 

So when I know it's time, I'll be okay

 

I'll be satisfied, on my dying day

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ninamarie
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Aug 30, 2014
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