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Goodbye


At such a young age I watched you leave I watched you take off I don't think you meant for this to happen I truly think you wanted to stay You wanted to stay on earth Not fight someone else's battle As much as I hate to see you in pain I know I can't stop it It's like rain You're just a child Pure innocence But what that cancer did to you Will not fly through I'll be here praying that you're happy In heaven where you should be I'll never give up And I'll never stop thinking About what you could have grown into A young man full of pride No all that's left Is one last goodbye
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