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Created on: April 04, 2009
Being called home
I lay in this bed, so much going through my head.
I see my loved ones who have gone before me, I must choose to continue on here, or go there.
I don't want to hurt the ones I love, but I must go to my Father above.
He has called me home and I can't disagree, my life on earth is over for me.
Go on with your life don't worry about me, here at home I am illness free.
Here at home the sun shines bright all day, here I have no pain, it has all gone away.
Until we meet again, I will be here at home until then.
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