Burning Towers
One day, back in September of ‘01
Just after the rise of the morning sun
The wind was calm, the skies were clear
The sounds of the day were all you could hear
It happened so fast
But it didn’t last
And it seems to be buried in our memories of the past
When that first plane struck
Many people were stuck
And most were running out of luck
I remember hearing the news on my third week of school
I remember seeing the tears running in a pool
As the second tower burst in a fiery flame
Sooner than later, this was no game
All of the bloodshed and angry pain
All of the dead heroes lost in vain
If we remember that day
If we forget it today
We will leave our future to pay
When those burning towers fall again
Who will remember it then?
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