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You Always made me smile,
You always made me laugh,
You still make me happy,
When I think of our past.
And even though your gone,
I think of you often
and where you would be,
if you weren't in your coffin.
Now and then I think I see you,
In the car right next mine,
I realize its not,
And tears pour from my eyes.
You are my little brother,
Barley made fifteen,
I was so young too,
This world can be so mean.
And when I think,
That you never had a chance,
I cry a little more,
And wonder how long it will last.
I know you never had the chance,
To drive a car,
To turn eighteen,
I know you never had a chance,
To see your little neice.
But, who knows what you see,
As you look down from heaven,
I just wish I had the chance,
For you to be here with me.
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