I Would Do It With Love..Do It For You

One Day When Time Is Past Us And Hope Fades Away, When My Name Is No Longer Vibrant In Ur Heart And My Life Bleak As The Shadow In The Morning..When My Memories Are Long Gone And The Truth Rotting In Ashes, When History Is No Longer At My Disposal And The Fears Of The Grave Are Before Us..I Will Hold On To One Thing..That I Didn't Know You Much Neither Did You Know Me..But If I Was Given A Chance To Do It All Over Again..I Would Do It With Love..Do It For You..By You And With You..You Are A Special Friend, May The Hand Of Luck Grant You All Your Desired Fortunes And Aspirations. Have A Great Night Friends

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