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They all love me now....


I lay still

Still I lay

While they look down at me

 

I am dressed in satin.

With my hair just so

And a rose within my grasp

 

Their eyes do cry

They cry from their eyes

While they sit to talk about me

 

Memories are shared

I am very fair

Laying under the sheet

 

They spoke nice words

Nice words they spoke

But never when I was  there

 

I was told to do it

I was all alone

They told me to kill myself

 

I am gone

Gone I am

Everyone loves me now

 

 

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