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-Verse 1- The world came to a halt today One moment seemed eternity As we stopped to ponder why and say goodbye A sad goodbye
-Verse 2- We all witness this tragedy The terror only heightened by the mystery All those lives taken and destroyed before our eyes Right before our eyes
-Chorus- Say a prayer for the young ones That their dreams won't ever die Say a prayer for the young ones Keep the magic in their eyes Say a prayer for the lost ones And for those they leave behind Say a prayer for the lost ones Keep their memories alive
-Verse 3- We must cherish the belief That the lion and the lamb can be When our innocence was lost we paid the cost in memories All those lost memories
-Verse 4- We don't know what tomorrow brings But we must try to make a world that lives in peace By our actions and our words we teach What will we teach?
-Chorus- Say a prayer for the young ones That our dreams won't ever die Say a prayer for the young ones Keep the magic in their eyes Say a prayer for the lost ones And for those they leave behind Say a prayer for the lost ones Keep their memories alive
------------------ Colleen ------- "Happiness lies in the joy of achievement and the thrill of creative effort." FDR
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