Taken Away

Taken Away 

It's sad , so confusing 
Why are we loosing 
So many people 
Everyday , this world is not safe 
It has taken a turn for the worse 
Read your Bible verse 
It's not rehearsed 
No no my friend 
Are we possibly near the end 
People are getting sick with viruses that are airborne 
Dropping like flies 
Their lives 
Respirators, life support 
And then flat lining
No one can be their 
So that you didn't have to go through this alone .

Taken way to soon 
Life just started 
Yours couldn't bloom 
Taken way to soon 
Life just started 
Yours couldn't bloom 

It's not just the virus 
That's taking people away 
It's different sickness 
Cancer,kidney disease 
Things that should be put at ease 
But it's ruling us out 
Medicine not working 
You are steady hurting 
Where is the cure?
Then there are the shootings and killings everyday 
What happened
This world is in a total distraction
We forgot morals ,  values , we forgot it all
But we never forgot who catches us when we fall 
It's only our Father above
Who can bring this world back LOVE and not so much hate 
He can lessen things on your plate 

Taken way to soon 
Life just started 
Yours couldn't bloom 
Taken way to soon 
Life just started 
Yours couldn't bloom

Hook 
Where is the love ?
To much hate
People are being taking away 
Love on each other before it's to late 
(Repeat 1x)


Taken way to soon 
Life just started 
Yours couldn't bloom 
Taken way to soon 
Life just started 
Yours couldn't bloom
(Repeat until chorus fades )

Written by :Concetta Hardnett 
10/03/2021
Copyright © | Year Posted 2021

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