Carpe Diem
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Carpe Diem
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I do not know why I'm getting older
If that's true I want to die
Asleep, I will not faint
For when I am old I will no longer have
Reason to live, one love to suffer
Legs to run, have a mission to
And you can not ...
And you can not imagine
As I live in the same place,
An asylum without having to tell friends
The things I did and I will not do
Because I aged
And to die, but I forgot to tell you God ...
And now I know that I should live
Intensely, live for one day I do not
I regret the things I did
And I'll never do
Then I can die now
And now I know that I should live
Intensely, live for one day I do not
I regret the things I did
And I'll never do
I can now die
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