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GRIEF IS JUST LOVE WITHOUT A HOME

By Jase Delaney



I don’t know what the time is,

in fact I just don’t care

I’m sitting by the river,

with more pain than I can bear

 

I’ve just come from your service,

they put you in the ground

I can hear my soul start screaming,

as my heart cries without sound

 

The river looks so tempting,

it will take away the pain

I’ll let the currant take me,

and I’ll see you again

 

How long will it take me?

I don’t think it takes long

Then we can be together,

you’re the lyrics to my song

 

I’m staring at the water,

it’s hypnotising me

I like the sound it’s making,

is that your face I see?

 

Have you come to welcome me,

or to send me on my way

Or will you tell me not to jump,

as you think that I should stay

 

How can I live like this?

With you not by my side

The last time that I kissed your face,

was just after you had died

 

All our family were around you,

We all knew the time was near

You had accepted and expected this,

with bravery, and no fear

 

Well I don’t have your courage,

a coward until the end

I will just have to carry on

without my most loved friend

 

This sadness will control me,

wherever I will roam

I think that I’ll embrace it,

grief is just love without a home


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