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Mackenzie Owades Missing Grandpa They say I’m lucky I got the chance to say goodbye But really, In a way, saying goodbye is harder than not You know it’s going to happen; the only question is when Well it happened September 1st And I said goodbye But goodbye is not enough It won’t bring him back He still had to die I will always miss him Every single day Although I can no longer hear his voice And it’s harder to picture his face It’s still there in my heart I keep telling myself that, But it’s not any easier He’s in my heart, but Never again will I hear him say “Ready about? Hard alee!” As the boom of his sailboat swings over our heads He can’t watch me learn how to drive As I’m sure he would have loved to I’ll never see that look in his eyes As he pretends not to let me win our card game Never again will we get to do the things we loved And the fact that I said goodbye doesn’t change that
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