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I Wonder Where You Are Tonight |
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I wonder where you are tonight
As I
stare into the stars so bright.
When I sing out
to the lonely moon,
Are you swaying with it as I
do?
As the fireworks blast into the sky
All I
can do is close my eyes.
And pray that you don't
see them now
As the enemies try to take you down.
As you crawl down on foreign ground
I cry out
that you are never found.
The blue and white in
the sky above
Brings out the red as you fight for
love.
Honor and pride you bring to me,
As you
fight for the weak, to keep us free.
So hold onto
the strength you have inside.
And when you need
them,
your wings will help you fly. |
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By Chelsea Reese
Copyright 2012
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March 3, 2012 |
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