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A Song for You


I wish that I could sing you a song A song to take away your pain Unfortunately I can’t carry a tune But if I could You would be so amazed At the melodies I would sing Your soul would smile And your hands would clap But once more Unfortunately The gift of song was not bestowed on me But if it was Oh, if it was Even the birds would pause and listen The harmonies and symphonies They all would be for you To take away the anguish That accompanies your humanity If I could sing a song That song would be for you The beauty and the splendor Of all the world’s delights Would be carried in those notes Unfortunately Music will not lend its ear And such a song I cannot sing But if you would lend an ear I want you to know That if I could I would sing you a song A song filled with beauty And a song just for you A song that you would never forget Because it personified you
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