A Song For Mardi
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A Song For Mardi
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All our days together these memories I won't forget
The last time I saw you, you gave me one last kiss
Sitting at your bed, knowing that soon you will be gone
You'll live on forever in my heart
Like a butterfly you flew away, now your up in heaven
When I close my eyes I'm there with you to hold your hand again
You never had your 3.5 kids or
Your picket fence,
You gave me more in life that I could ever dream of so
Why do bad things happen to the best people ?
You deserved better
You were too young
Why'd this have to end when what we had, had just begun.
Like a butterfly you flew away, now your up in heaven
When I close my eyes I'm there with you to hold your hand again
This is not the end, sweet dreams
My princess!!
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