Lesson
Henke
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No time for sorrow
Lifes too short
I would rather live than to loose all hope
Dont care 'bout money
Dont care 'bout fame
Live it like its just a big 'old game
Friends come and friends go
But the ones that stick is the ones who glow
Remember the moments of love and joy
Dont let noone treat you like a toy
This is what Ive learned, this is what I know
Someday soon I hope you'll feel the same
Lifes too short
I would rather live than to loose all hope
Dont care 'bout money
Dont care 'bout fame
Live it like its just a big 'old game
Friends come and friends go
But the ones that stick is the ones who glow
Remember the moments of love and joy
Dont let noone treat you like a toy
This is what Ive learned, this is what I know
Someday soon I hope you'll feel the same
Smart is being able to see the obvious
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And I won't make the same mistakes
(Because I know)
Because I know how much time that wastes
(And function)
Function is the key
nice poems for the good friends though....:)like you:)
A whisper and a chill
adv2005
"Why do I bother?"
The 11th Commandment.
"Whatever"
PETITION TO STOP THE BAN OF SMOKING IN BARS IN THE UNITED STATES....Anyone?
You should consider yourself a lucky man, I find it hard to keep in touch with old friends as the years go by. I feel bad about that.
You're right, that's smart. Write it down when you're happy so that when you're sad you have proof that things can be better. cool.
And yes I consider myself a lucky wo"man" . I don't have many friends, and I like it that way. I know a lot of nice people but only a few I trust and love enough to call friend.
Oh, woman Sorry about that, my mistake. And I agree, a small circle of good friends you love and trust is much better than a huge group of acquaintances.