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Memorial Day
It's the twenty-fifth of May
And I've placed another rose on your grave today
I think of you often
I remember the day I stared at your coffin
The American flag placed over your casket
People brought flowers to you in a basket
You died for them, you died for me
So many things you've yet to see
With all you've done
Your life had just begun
I miss seeing your face
And feeling your warm embrace
When I think of you I cry
Wondering why YOU had to die
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