If I die

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If I die tomorrow

Bury me

Underneath a willow tree.

It's dainty leaves pointing down

Some may even touch the ground.


The weeping willow that's how it goes

I hope will stop your cries and moans

As there is no need to cry for me

For I shall always have the tree.


If I die it's not your fault,

Society trapped me in a vault.

But now I'm gone I'm finally free

I hope that you'll remember me

I'll never forget you my friend

For I'll be watching over you till the end


And when you die,

I will help to,

Lift society's chains off of you.


So do not cry for me my friend,

For I'll be with you till the end.

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