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[attr="class","afir4"]Things were all good yesterday, and then the Devil took your memory. And if you fall to your death today, I hope that Heaven is your resting place. I heard the doctors put your chest in pain – but then, that could have been the medicine – and now you're lying in the bed again. Either way, I'll cry with the rest of them. And my father told me, “Son, it's not his fault he doesn't know your face, and you're not the only one.” Although my grandma used to say, he used to say: “Darling, hold me in your arms the way you did last night, and we'll lie inside a little while.” He wrote, “I could look into your eyes until the sun comes up and we're wrapped in light, in life, in love. Put your open lips on mine and let the shut, for they're designed to be together, oh. With your body next to mine, our hearts will beat as one. And we're set alight, we're afire love, love, love, oh.”

And things were all good yesterday, then the Devil took your breath away. And now we're left here in the pain – black suit, black tie, standin' in the rain. And now my family is one again, stapled together with the strangers, and a friend came to my mind. I should paint it with a pen. Six years old: I remember when. And my father told me, “Son, it's not his fault he doesn't know your face, and you're not the only one.” Although my grandma used to say, he used to say: “Darling, hold me in your arms the way you did last night, and we'll lie inside a little while.” He wrote, “I could look into your eyes until the sun comes up and we're wrapped in light, in life, in love. Put your open lips on mine and let the shut, for they're designed to be together, oh. With your body next to mine, our hearts will beat as one. And we're set alight, we're afire love, love, love, oh.”

And my father and all of my family rise from the seats to sing hallelujah. And my mother and all of my family rise from the seats to sing hallelujah. And my brother and all my family rise from the seats to sing hallelujah. And my father and all of my family rise from the seats to sing hallelujah. Hallelujah.

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