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"TIME OF THE WILD CHILD"

"TIME HEALS"

By Vicki Lawana Trusselli Published 2 years ago 1 min read
VIDEO EDITED & CREATED BY VICKI copyright 2024

Verse 1:

Time takes on life until death,

Time tells me I am still alive,

I will fly away my own way,

Forgetting about the lie.

Chorus:

Maybe You will fly away,

Maybe You will fly away,

Such sweet sorrow may come at last,

Parting can be bad, parting can hurt,

Parting can make you sad.

Verse 2: Time heals pain as in yesterday,

Thankful for the short time love lived,

That was a big sign,

Time stands still while,

Then off with the world.

Chorus:

Maybe You will fly away,

Maybe You will fly away,

Such sweet sorrow may come at last,

Parting can be bad, parting can hurt,

Parting can make you sad.

Bridge:

Time flies away like a wild child,

Time brought me happiness,

Time brought me you,

Now time stands still with you,

Like yesterday I fell deep.

Verse 3:

Now the shades are pulled away,

The sun shines bright for a while today,

Like a flash you are gone,

Time passed quicker than before.

Chorus:

Maybe You will fly away,

Maybe You will fly away,

Such sweet sorrow may come at last,

Parting can be bad, parting can hurt,

Parting can make you sad.

Outro:

What is tomorrow? What will it bring?

Who knows, for what is fate?

The door stands wide and open still,

The key has been found, and to whose will.

ART BY VICKI

WRITTEN & CREATED BY

VICKI LAWANA TRUSSELLI

OCTOBER 16, 2024

COPYRIGHT 2024

TRUSSELLI ART

PHOTO BY CO-PILOT FLEETING TIME OF MEMORIES

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About the Creator

Vicki Lawana Trusselli

I am 76 year old California mythic storyteller blending lived truth, technology, and sovereign survival into multimedia art.

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    Written by Vicki Lawana Trusselli