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Deborah Jane·March 6, 2019

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H(OUR) LIFE

written by: Deborah Jane

All my children have but one life to live

Many times they will be young and restless

Hope as the world turns, for loving days of our lives

Healthy, without need of general hospitals

Follow the bold and beautiful guiding light

Clear of dark shadows from another world

At the edge of night, when you search for tomorrow

Live y(our) life

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