JUST ONE MORE TIME

(The Bereavement Song: Written in loving memory of Emma Lou Terrell, Copyright circa 1988) Nobody lives forever. Everyone has their time. Whether for worse or better, it always seems like a crime. Time has stolen you away before we could say, “Goodbye”. Though we’ll meet again someday, I can’t keep from crying. You know we’ll miss you. You were one of a kind. I wish I could kiss you just one more time. Just one more time. Now you can rest in peace again, just like before you were born. There’ll be no more sorrow; no more pain, except for those who will mourn. You know we love you. ‘Cause you’re one of a kind. I wish I had hugged you just one more time. I wish I had said, “I love you”, just one more time.