Final Words
To Whom it may concern,
Is how my life was started
This letter is a point of no return
And should not be read by the fainthearted
I need to get some things off my chest
And If I may, if I might
Make this small request
Let me make things right
I know I have hurt you
I could have been a better brother
This may be a little overdue
So I hope it isn't a bother
It was easier for you to let go
But I have been under so much regret
I'm sorry I couldnt watch you grow
I have been buried by my debt
I have had so many questions
And never got any answers
Been under so many impressions
Been through so many standards
I have had time to reflect
Time to let go of the past
And noticed this had gone unchecked
And at long last
I can finally say
Im sorry
Sorry I couldn't be there when you needed me
Or to tell you it would be alright
And im sorry I couldn't say this sooner
I hope you can forgive me
For this old body may not last any longer
But I hope that you see
That I have regained my honor
And with my Final Words
Goodbye my sisters and brothers
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