Poetry: If you were gone - by Cynthia Jones

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by Cynthia Jones

Created on: August 08, 2009

If I Lost You

If I lost you
my world would fall apart,
who would be around
to mend this broken heart?

If I lost you
who would dry my tears?
How would I get through the night
and put up with my fears?

If I lost you
I would surely die,
I would rather be in Heaven
then stay down here and cry.

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If you were gone
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If you were gone
I'd have no reason to listen
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