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Never To Happen
Why do some things have to die
 Without even a chance to live
 They’ll never have a chance to fly
 Oh, why did they have to die?
 
 Never to experience joy or sorrow
 Never to wake for a new day
 Never be able to count on tomorrow
 Oh, why did they have to die?
 
 Never be able to make a new friend
 Never say, “I love you” to a mother
 All too quickly, their lives are at an end
 Oh, why did they have to die?
 
 They’ll never get to become old
 And watch their kids grow
 Their grandchildren never to hold
 Oh, why did they have to die?
 
 We sob and cry 
 And express our grief
 We ask ourselves why
 Oh, why did they have to die?
 
 Our lives go on
 But theirs have ceased
 Their things are left to pawn
 With all their memories
 
 We miss them everyday
 But we soon learn to cope
 We wonder what they’d say
 If they didn’t have to die
 
 One day we’ll meet again
 And our joy will overflow
 We’ll allow them to defend
 Just why they had to die!
 
 Others will miss us
 And they will wonder too
 We’ll watch them made a fuss
 As they wonder why we had to die.
 
 This circle will go on
 We’ll find death is part of life
 And as each new day dawns
 Someone will wonder why they had to die!

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