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I Swear

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I wish
You have enough sunshine
To keep your days bright and warm

I wish
You have enough rain
To keep you ever vibrant and calm

I wish
You have enough companionship
To stay always blessed and serene

I wish
You have enough happiness
To get over your losses and pain

And I swear
You are the meandering moonshine
Cruising through life’s vagaries of change.

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