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| Come gently, soul, and rest Your journey's long since done Lie down your weary heart and head And gently rest among the dead No choice was given her in life so cruel She did not want to die So come gently to her tomb Where she lies silent amidst the gloom Footsteps trample over her as she lay Her tears blend softly with the rain Why won't it wash her pain away? Must she ever live it over again? Her soul so young and tender was It was too soon for her She did not deserve her awful fate So gently whisper abover her grave Come gently to her trampled grave And gently whisper your words so brave Tread softly, come gently, sit solemnly Where she lay down her weary head Where her soul rests among the dead Heather Dawn Morrison age 14 |
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