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When I'M Gone

Life I got, but the chance wasn't fair. It took all in me to numb the pain. One day I will sublime to thin air, And flow as blood in your veins. As the clouds gather around, Will you glance up at the sky? As I fall as rain on the ground, Would you miss me when it gets dry? When you breathe the air I sublimed to, Will you recognize my scent? Will you remember who I was, When I get blown by the wind? When people hesitantly bring me up, Will you shed a tear or two? Thinking of how you called me love, And I meant the world to you? When you pass by the roses I grew, Will they have lost their rouge? When you touch the drops of dew, Will you reminisce the feel of my touch?

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