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If I die by Thomas K. HuntI've lived my life each and every day
Walked this earth for fifty eight years
Now I sit and ponder
Oh how the mind can wonder
If I die at fifty nine
The river will flow and the sun will shine
Though I'm gone you'll be just fine
If I die at fifty nine
If I'm still here at sixty
I hope I'm still me
To me it's the only thing to be
If I'm still here at sixty
If I die at sixty one
There's something you need to know
My days here will be done
If I dies at sixty one
If I'm still here at sixty two
If I'm here among the living
I'll still be loving you
If I'm still here at sixty two
If I die at sixty three
Scatter me across the islands
The river one with me
If I die at sixty three
If I'm still here at sixty four
Loving every moment of life
Living my life on the shore
If I'm still here at sixty four
If I die at sixty five
Everything's going to be alright
I know deep down you will survive
If I die at sixty five
You never know day to day
It may be your last chance to have something to say
You only get what you earn
You don't want to go but you have to take your turn
If I die please don't cry
You should laugh and celebrate
Smile in the sun under a clear blue sky
Don't shed a tear if I die
I've lived my life each and every day
Walked this earth for fifty eight years
Now I sit and ponder
Oh how the mind can wonder
05/10/2015 Author's Note: Lyric
Posted on 05/10/2015 Copyright © 2025 Thomas K. Hunt
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