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Never Wait Until Tomarrow


Life is so different without you When you left I was just a kid There is so much left undone So much I wish we could have did I wish I could have hugged you once more I wanted to tell you I loved you one more time Life is so short It stops on a dime Never take life for granted Time just seems to fly Don't ever say "There is always tomarrow" Tomarrow comes and goes in the blink of an eye Don't worry about the unimportant things Like doing the laundry or cleaning the car Spend your days wisely and being lazy Take a trip - somewhere far Treat each day as if there is no tomarrow When you lose sommone you love you will see Spending time with loved ones is the important thing in life You never know when the last time you say "I love you" may be
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