If I Ever See You Again
I would've loved to ask for your goodwill
The height of common grace prospects enjoy
Now that opportunity trades downhill
Being an adult and no longer a boy
How too well have you managed so cautioned!
That success was just much easy for you
But to me the little claims apportioned
Seemed really much of what I can chew
Dad, you must be so lonely in heaven
I wish you knew my grandma while on earth
She might have been a wonderful leaven
But you never meet cum eon's rebirth
The burdens of duty being the firstborn
Keeps my everyday cold of you to morn
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