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Edgar Guest - The DepartedEdgar Guest - The Departed
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IF no one ever went ahead, If we had seen no friend depart And mourned him for a while as dead, How great would be our fear to start. If no one for us led the way, No loved one, garbed in angel white Stood there, a welcome word to say, Then we should fear the Heavenly flight. If we should never say "good bye," Should never shed the parting tear, We`d face the journey to the sky In horrible despair and fear. It is because our friends have gone And left us in this vale of breath, Because of those who`ve journeyed on, That we can bravely smile at death.
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