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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required please don't leave me here please don't leave me now please, oh please, I beg you take me with you, surely you know how please don't lie there so still so seemingly asleep please, oh please, don't leave me for I will forever weep please, oh please don't die now or if you really must, please take me along with you don't just fade away into dust please, I love you still I can't bear to be alone, how others survive such pain to me will never be known please, oh please just move a bit, just enough for me to keep the nearness of your being... in place of my fear so deep. please, oh please, I beg you please, oh please don't go... please, oh please, I entreat you please tell me it will be so. Mr. Undertaker, please hear what I say... don't close that lid, upon my heart... don't seperate my heart from his, don't close that lid, don't seal my love in a box of fine grained wood, let me look upon his face, I'm sure you really could... don't seal my love, don't seal my fate, just let me go with him, he no longer walks this earth, his voice to me is still now he talks to angels as someday I surely will, don't put him in that long black car so sinister in its aim to seperate our love forever where life will never be the same . for christy, rene, shar, me, and all of us who wake up each day wishing it were an older, finer day.
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