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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required ENGRAVE MY NAME You used to say… No-one would ever win your heart On that first day… I loved you from the very start When you spoke… your voice sounded oh so sweet, your words tasted like iced cream, that melted even in my dreams The days went by… I couldn’t get enough of you Even time cried… as the minutes faded out of view Then you said: “Some mountains are too high to climb” I begged you for a little time Our love song had run out of rhyme Chorus So, engrave my name... Don’t forget our yesterday... I may go down in flames... My ashes won’t get in your way... You’re carved on my heart... Your mem’ry races through my veins So, won’t you engrave my name... Baby, please engrave my name The years roll by... I’ve never found no-one like you Seems to me... I’ve never gotten over you I wonder if... you ever, ever, think of me... Or, are we driftwood floating in two streams... merging only in my dreams Chorus So, engrave my name... Don’t forget our yesterday... I may go down in flames... My ashes won’t get in your way You’re carved on my heart... Your mem’ry races through my veins... So, won’t you engrave my name Baby, please engrave my name Baby, please engrave my name Baby, please engrave my name Baby, please engrave my name fade to zero John Derek Hamilton February 09,2018
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