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Created on: January 01, 2009
When I wake up tommorow
The year will be gone
The memories fading, so fast
Time is running oh so quick
Like it's going out of style
This is it, I can't breath
I can't hold onto it
I watch it go, time is gone
The clock strikes midnight
Because it thinks this is a joke
But this is your life
And one minute at a time
You're dying
But we're dancing and laughing
Because this is the way
That humans tolerate deterioration
We drink, and we avoid the inevitable
We smile, and we brush off the future
We have obsession with youth
Yet we welcome the New Year
It's so ironic that the new year
Actually makes you a year older
But we see it not as the speeding of time
But as the welcoming of opportunity
I see it as a party of death
So play the record and ring in the new year
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