I spent my young years Dreaming
Dreaming of the day
When life and love and happiness
Would all come into play.
I spent my young years Wishing.
Wishing every moment passed.
So I could grow up faster,
And have my fun at last.
I spent my young years Dreaming.
Just dreaming of the day.
Then woke to find my young years
Had just been dreamed away.
I spent my middle years Hoping.
Hoping things would turn out right.
That all the mistakes that I had made
Would vanish over night.
I spent my middle years Trying.
Trying to reach those childhood dreams
Climbing ever up Life's scaffold
To reach the topmost beam.
I spent my middle years Hoping.
Hoping things would turn out right,
Then woke to find, in Life's long day
I was fast approaching night.
I spent my old years Praying.
Praying that God would forgive,
And when my day on earth was over
He'd take me home to live.
I spent my old years Searching.
Searching for the reason why,
We begin to grasp Life's meaning
Only when we come to die.
I spent my old years Praying.
Praying that God would forgive
Another soul who wasted life,
Who Dreamed, but failed to Live.
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Irreversable
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Once uttered, the words can't be unsaid
Once thought, a thoughts un-unthinkable
The written word can't be unread
A dream, once dreamt is unsinkable
So exposed our lives are filled
With a richness incomparable,
Which in time will always yeild
A damage unrepairable.
Once uttered, the words can't be unsaid
Once thought, a thoughts un-unthinkable
The written word can't be unread
A dream, once dreamt is unsinkable
So exposed our lives are filled
With a richness incomparable,
Which in time will always yeild
A damage unrepairable.
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