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How the pain of friendship
Lingers long past your death To cause my consciousness To choke on the dust as my Recall rushes down the Winding road of my memory How we worked the hard Long days of poverty We laughed and comforted As we watched our children grow Our goal to shorten the day Bring home the gold The many hours Needlepointed into years Today my dear friends You were taken by fire And from this moment on I must fight the wind To protect the ashes Of our memories
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