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Artist: Ben Kenney
Canonical path: /ben-kenney/eulogy
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Eulogy
Read Eulogy lyrics by Ben Kenney on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Eulogy
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If I die from
Something so much less than smart
Know you've always held my heart
Even if we're torn apart
If I leave you
Underdone and under whelmed
Just remember how it felt
Try to think of how it felt
I want my eulogy to say
He was the kind of friend that no one could replace (could replace)
And I want my family to know,
That I love them more than words will ever show (ever show)
If I miss my
Chance to make things right with you
Know how much I want it too
Know how much I need it too
Maybe someday
We'll look back at this and laugh
Maybe this is all a laugh
Maybe this is all had
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Ben Kenney performs "Eulogy", and this lyric page sits inside the Ben Kenney catalog on LyroVerse.
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