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Deaths Door


 

When upon deaths door don't think about it

Let me worry about it

Don't shed a tear, not for me

Instead just smile

Smile because I have lived

I’ve lived the best life anyone could ask for

I had you by my side the whole time

You were there to help me discover me

You were there to help me up when I couldn't on my own

I was there to share some of the funniest moment with you

I was with you when you needed someone too

I will always be with you, maybe just not physically

Don't be upset, think of those memories

The memories we made together

I will always be there no matter what looking down on you while you make other memories

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