If I would have know it would be the last time I would see your face,
Well then maybe I would have held you a little longer in an embrace.
If I had known that I wouldn't see you walk through the door,
Then I would have invited you over a little more.
If I knew it was the last time I would talk to you,
Then I would have made more time it's true.
Nothing has been the same since the day that you died,
I can't get past losing you,lord knows I have tried.
What I wouldn't give to hear you voice on the phone,
If I could see your smile one more time then maybe I wouldn't feel so alone.
If I had known what would happen that fateful day,
Then I would have begged you to stay.
You always said that you had an angel by your side,
I wasn't ready for you to go,when I got the news I sat down and cried.
Now you watch over me,all the signs you send,don't worry I see,
So now I realize that we need to live in the moment and hug our loved one's because in life there is no guarentee.
I am not even going to lie,
It really bothered me that I didn't get to say goodbye.
But I know that this wasn't the end,
Because we will meet again someday my friend.
And remember that even though we are physically apart,
You will always and forever remain in my heart.






























































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































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© Carolyn Leonelli