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Please Don't Go


Please Don't Go We grew up together, Went through the same weather Lived with the same mom, We truly got along Now you're going off, to visit the face of war Be safe as you go and please don't come back with scars As a matter of fact, I'm afraid you won't come back at all So just remember the impressions you left in our lives As you're out there fighting off the bad guys Just don't forget your family needs you back home, in one piece So please Know you'll never be alone I'm sending my guardian angel to guide you through the nights She'll protect you, like a king with his knights As you lay your head down, and the moon begins to rise While you start to close your eyes Could you do me a favor Remember the good times And dream about us later. By: Montana McCarter
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