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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Daddy Come And Lay Your Burden Down I hear heaven calling you, your time on earth is almost through daddy come and lay your burdens down. Hard times sure ain't nothing new, tears will fall like morning dew where am I to turn when you are not around? Sadness overwhelms me now, but we'll get through it all somehow doing the things you always taught us to. Heavens waiting right ahead come and rest your weary head and know that we are all right here by you. Remembered days of wars back then and friends you loved from way back when peace is waiting on the other side. Lovers loved that then were lost is it worth all that it cost I know to you it was a long hard ride. Through the day and through the night you taught us to do what's right even when you knew you stood alone. We've all seen some hard times too and we owe a debt to you for giving us the best of all we've known. Battles fought along the way you swore you'd make it home someday it's looking like your day has finally come. No more fights on earth to fight, daddy can you see the light can you hear the beating of the drum? I hear heaven calling you your time on earth is almost through daddy come and lay your burdens down. Hard times sure ain't nothing new tears will fall like morning dew where am I to turn when you are not around? Edwin C Hofert
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