Dying
When I was born I was dying for warmth
And as I grew I was dying again
Dying for affection, for love
I was dying simply for a friend
Through I got all of these
I'm always dying for more
Dying to ger older
Dying to escape lifes revolving door
I'm dying to find someone
Dying to settle down
Dying to be happier
To have someone to wrap around
If I continue dying every day
I'll hit 99 and be week
I'll be dying to see my family
Dying not to fade as the past is what I seek
And then I'll see in the light
I was finally dying for soemthing to give
And then I'll know I had been dying for so long
I had forgotten how to live.
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