The Day I Die
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The Day I Die
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When I die
I will rest all the days
I couldn't in this life
On the day I die
I will leave all my friends
Memories of good times
On the day I die
I will leave all my folks
True love, a name and a good bye
But I won't leave behind any lack of trying nooo ohh nooo ohh
Or any kind of feeling that would hold me in this human world
But I won't leave behind any lack of trying nooo ohh nooo ohh
Or any kind of feeling that would hold me in this human world
Because I follow my heart
In the easy
And the hard times
Even though
Following my heart is not easy
It’s so damn hard, so damn hard
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Digo Policiano performs "The Day I Die", and this lyric page sits inside the Digo Policiano catalog on LyroVerse.
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