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A little child on a sick bed lay
An' death was very near She was the pride and only child Of a railway engineer Duty had called him from th ones that he loved But he said, before he did go Just hang a light in th window tonight Hang it where it may be seen Just hang a light in th window tonight Hang it where it may be seen If our baby's dead then just show th red If he's better then show th green In a little shack, by th railroad track A Mothers watchful eye She saw a smile an' hope appeared As the Rattler moved on by, He just had a moment t' take a glance But th light he had seen On th midnight air there arose a prayer Thank God th light is green Hang A Light In The Window Tonight, As sung by Tom Aley, Ozark, Missouri on February 8, 1969 |
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"For I am kind..."
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Be the change you want to see in the world!
is a good work!!
excelent
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"To live and not to breathe,
Is to die in tragedy.
To run, to run away.
To find what you believe,"
(Jesus of Suburbia- Green Day)
great work!
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