I may never see tomorrow

[S h a D o w]

I may never see tomorrow



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I may never see tomorrow; there's no written guarantee.
And things that happened yesterday belong to history.



I cannot predict the future, I cannot change the past.
I have just the present moment, I must treat it as my last.


I must use this moment wisely for it soon will pass away,
And be lost to me forever as part of yesterday.



I must exercise compassion, help the fallen to their feet,
Be a friend unto the friendless, make an empty life complete.


The unkind things I do today may never be undone,
And friendships that I fail to win may nevermore be won.


I may not have another chance on bended knee to pray,
And thank God with humble heart for giving me this day.





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[raha78]

Don’t Mourn for Me Copyright 2007 Tom Dudley

It was North Carolina my family called home
From Madison County I never did roam
Now the Interstate runs where I once walked the hills
Had to sell the old homestead just to pay off my bills

I’m not long for this world, Lord knows you can see
That the long lonely years took a lot out of me
First I lost my dear daughter, then my son and my wife
Now all that I have left to lose is my life

Don’t you mourn for me
Don’t you mourn for me
When my day is done
My race is run
I’ll in heaven be

Soon back in the valley, they’ll be landin’ jet planes
And wealthy outsiders, will be staking out their claims
They’ll carve up the mountain that they bought for a song
And the life that I knew as a child will be gone

Now time marches on and we all fall behind
But if you’re still with me, won’t you bear this in mind:
This Earth gave us life, better treat her with care
‘cause you won’t miss your water, till your fields are bare

Don’t you mourn for me
Don’t you mourn for me
When my day is done
My race is run
I’ll in heaven be

I don’t want no help, I can fend for myself
There’s food in the pantry, and goods on the shelf
I can’t pay for no doctor, but I’ll be alright
‘Till the Lord calls me home, and I see the light

There’s two graves on the hill by the Tennessee line
Where my mama and daddy are laid side by side
There’s a place there for me and I’ll take it with pride
When He calls me over, to the other side

Don’t you mourn for me
Don’t you mourn for me
When my day is done
My race is run
I’ll in heaven be

I’ll in heaven be