Karen Carpenter
Karen Carpenter, how I wish you live.
It is joy that your voice can give.
When your voice rings through my ears,
it always has the power to rid my fears.
How I wish many knew of your talent!
Many have not know what I meant
When I played the heavenly sound you sang.
But when they heard you, they always said, "Dang!"
Your story is a tragic one
Too early your life was done
You were such a sweetheart
I wish you did not depart.
It has been 30 years since you left
I always consider your death a theft
From a world who loved you so
We will always miss you, you know.
I wish you were still alive,
But into your music I dive,
When I need consolation
Your voice will always serve as my inspiration.
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