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The Great Question
Everybody wonders where you go when you die
Do you grow a pair of wings, take off and fly
There’s no true answer, no living person is sure
My guess is reincarnation, only if the soul is pure
A rabbit, an insect, a human or lion
Everything has a soul, when it dies they start cryin
A god, a Buddha, or whoever sits above
They look down upon you, sending much love
Goose bumps emerge, many say there from spirits
They pass through the body, you can’t see it nor hear it
Death is everywhere, people come people go
But they always stand beside you
And that’s something I know
So All in all ask yourself, where do you go when you die
Do you grow a pair of wings, take off and fly

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