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Epilogue

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Epilogue

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This is the life

that i have lived

haven't done everything right

but i'm proud of it

Many beautiful friends

i can't complain

if that were all i needed

i'd have nothing more to gain

Life's precious memories

i've tried to forget

all i can remember

is pain and regret

Happiness has past me

i no longer look for love

don't expect to live a long time

but i've lived long enough

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