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When my best friend died I was left with almost nothing My loving words were dried. and my heart wouldn't sing We held a speech his sister and I and we praised him to the skies there was told not a single lie in this ocean of silent cries My words and his ears never met A lot of kind and unspoken words I held in my heart of regret like a nest full of newborn birds But I woke up in my bed More lucky than glad Because my friend was not dead It was just a nightmare I had I called him on the phone And I opened up my chest To let the truth be known That truly he is the best.
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Feb 6, 2016
Feb 6, 2016 at 8:23 AM UTC
✞A Fantasy Funeral✞
When my best friend died I was left with almost nothing My loving words were dried. and my heart wouldn't sing We held a speech his sister and I and we praised him to the skies there was told not a single lie in this ocean of silent cries My words and his ears never met A lot of kind and unspoken words I held in my heart of regret like a nest full of newborn birds But I woke up in my bed More lucky than glad Because my friend was not dead It was just a nightmare I had I called him on the phone And I opened up my chest To let the truth be known That truly he is the best.
It takes a lot of bravery to tell the people you love that you love them, but make sure you do! It brings more happiness to tell them while they are alive instead of at their funeral.
jack-huang
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Feb 6, 2016
Feb 6, 2016 at 8:23 AM UTC
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