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Until I see you again


The first time I saw you, I knew we were meant to be From the look in your eye, I knew you felt the same about me We grew close so very fast I never thought you'd become my past You annoyed me some of the time With your bark and annoying whine What I wouldn't give to hear it once more And see you lying on my floor When I lost you, I thought my life would end You weren't just a dog, you were my best friend All of that just went away When I lost you on that fateful day I'll carry your memory forever in my heart Until this world my soul will part I'll meet you on the Golden Shore And be with you forever more
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