We Don't have the Time

from It's not Half Bad, but it's only Half Good by Joe Lane

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I’m afraid for the day when God comes back cause we will be
too busy to even notice as we try and pack everything that owns us. It could be tomorrow
that I sleep beneath the stars. It could be tomorrow than my feet have walked too far. It
could be tomorrow that my bones embrace the ground and I will return to the dust in which
I’m found. I’ll be the one you find in the greatness of mine. We don’t have the time to look
back.

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from It's not Half Bad, but it's only Half Good, released September 4, 2014

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