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One More Time


If I could say One more time, One thing to you In hopes of changing your mind, I'd tell you how Sad she is, lost without you. How I myself am not too sure What to do. But in a permanent state, That you are in, I understand that you Won't be back again. To join you one day, We'll pick up where We left, When I told you, hold on, Just five months left. That was before it Swallowed you whole. She would love you I know. The best grandparent around, Never again to make a sound.
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