To Live and to Die
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To Live and to Die
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Well, I just heard your news, so sad
Now I just cannot get your story out of head
You don't deserve such bitter fate
You had no chance to turn around, now it's too late
Out of my head
Now it's too late 'cause you are dead
I've always known that our world is rarely fair
But sometimes tragedies, they drive me to despair
To live and to die to laugh and to cry
A wink of your eye to live and to die
We are just guests on earth, you know
The more we feel we're safe the faster it gets lost
How many hours, days and years
We never know the story's end, how many tears
Out of my head
Now it's too late 'cause you are dead
It always looks coincidental to the eye
Or is our story written, is it all decided?
To live and to die to laugh and to cry
A wink of your eye to live and to die
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