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A Spent Life I awoke that morning long ago And left before the sun had begun For there were many miles to go And people to see before the day was done Little ones were left in slumber I did not see their eyes For there were many deals to make And I was pressing toward my prize I had set my goal A noble one with the bar quite high For there were many years to work And much to achieve before I said good-bye I awoke this morning late The little ones are now all grown And the deals I strived of yesteryear Are the bitter fruit of seeds I've sown So now I sit and stare Remembering my youth when just begun And shed a tear for all I missed For now my life is almost done
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