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Shed a tear for the dear departed
Contributed by
banjosandwitch
on
Tuesday, 13th August 2013 @ 07:04:18 AM in AEST
Topic:
Grief
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Shed a tear for the dear departed
Shed a tear for the dear departed Now Im gone, your broken hearted I am in peace, you must move on But at my behest Grant me one last request
Sing this song for me your dear departed Lets all sing this song for the dear departed The lord said, you all must, sing this song for the dear departed To show your love, to show your love
Shed a tear for the dear departed Now Im gone, your broken hearted I am in peace, you must move on But at my behest Grant me another request
Clap your hands for the dear departed I said; clap your hands for the dear departed The lord said; clap your hands for the dear departed Show your love with sound, with sound show you love
Weve all shed a tear for the dear departed Now youre gone, we are broken hearted Youre in peace, we must move on But at your behest We grant you a final request
Raise a glass to you our dear departed Well all raise a glass to you our dear departed Lets raise a glass to our dear departed
(Everyone look around to see any people who haven't been clapping or singing and say)
Oh so now you want to join in Well all sit back and watch you, go ahead begin
(Then you can all laugh)
By banjosandwitch12/08/13
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2013-08-13 07:04:18] (Date/Time posted on
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Re: Shed a tear for the dear departed
(User Rating: 1 ) by MickyTwo1984 on
Friday, 16th August 2013 @ 10:16:35 AM AEST (User
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Generic. Seem to be a bit lost toward the end. Probably time to stop critiquing other poets. |
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