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Day Of The Dead
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One day we're alive
The next day we're leaving
All that we've built,
In our hearts goes on living.
That which has been
Paid forward in silence
Is worth more than the gold
That could keep us all silent.
What could keep us all silent?
So, pave the roads to your home
With the good news you have found
In the hollowed out mine
Of your bones
For the love we have given
Through our time-honored heaving
Can be none but our own.
None but our own.
So, check the table each Autumn
See which faces you miss.
See the faces still left,
Acknowledge your gift.
Check again come winter
To see everyone's there
Not another stool left - bare.
Send out your prayers
So, no one is forgotten
At the end of a long life.
No one is forgotten,
At the End of a Long Life.
At the End of a Long Life.
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SMILE! You Are Alive. Asheville, North Carolina
When Worlds Collide
Groups Divide
But I Subside,
'Cause
Where Do
We Derive?
All Soft Souls;
Alive.
SMILE! We Are Alive.
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