We are not ours, and we will have to let us go.
—
Watch her closely as she holds you,
Let her feed and watch you grow,
But forget not in the end,
That
You will have to let her go.
See him smiling as he swings you,
Hold him tight and cuddle close,
But forget not in the end,
That
You will have to let him go.
Kiss their wrinkles as they hug you,
Take their arms and be their cane,
But forget not in the end,
That
You will have to let them go.
Hold her hand and let her take you,
To the land of sunset skies,
But forget not in the end,
That
You will have to let her go.
Tell them truly that you love them,
Let them know that you are there,
But forget not in the end,
That
You will have to let them go.
Kiss her sweet and let her kiss you,
In the altar’s shadow bright,
But forget not in the end,
That
You will have to let her go.
Love them dearly while you hold them,
Tie their hearts like one with yours,
But forget not in the end,
That
You will have to let them go.
See them smiling as you swing them,
Hold them tight and cuddle close,
But forget not in the end,
That
You will have to let them go.
Kiss their wrinkles as you hug them,
Take their hearts and hold them tight,
But forget not at their end,
That
You will have to let them go.
Watch them hold hands as they tell you,
Of the land of sunset skies,
But forget not in the end,
That
You will have to let them go.
See them stand and pledge before you,
In the altar’s shadow kiss,
But forget not in the end,
That
You will have to let them go.
Hug the children that they bring you,
Let them kiss your wrinkled face,
But forget not in the end,
That
You will have to let them go.
—
Tell them all how much you love them,
Hold their gaze and squeeze their hands,
For now that you are at the end,
You will have to let them go.
Hold her tight and let her kiss you,
Though your eyes are dim and sore,
For now that you are at the end,
You have to let her go.
—
Tell this always as you teach them,
That this life is not all ours,
For in the end, remember,
We will have to let us go.
