paroles de chanson Will I Be Missed - Colin Buchanan
Well
the
man
who
invented
the
iPhone,
Couldn't
wait
to
see
what
he'd
do
next.
With
his
little
round
glass,
his
joggers,
His
jeans
and
his
black
turtleneck.
He
was
a
visionary,
a
genius,
an
icon.
Oh,
the
magical
gadgets
he
made.
He
put
a
ding
in
the
universe.
Then
he
lay
down
in
the
grave.
Will
I
be
missed?
What
will
they
say?
There's
just
a
few
who
will
notice
that
I've
gone
away.
The
noise
of
the
living
drowns
out
the
dead.
What
they
thought,
and
they
learned,
and
they
did,
and
they
said.
Well,
sorrow
blows
by,
tears
will
be
gone,
No
one
gets
missed
for
long.
Well,
just
think
for
a
moment
of
Caesar.
He
ruled
the
empire
of
Rome.
He
was
top
of
the
stack
'til
that
knife
in
the
back
And
then
Julius
Caesar
was
gone.
Sure,
he
got
quite
a
few
statues.
Sure,
we
remember
his
name.
But
the
great
and
the
small,
the
one
and
the
all,
Will
come
and
will
go
just
the
same.
Will
we
be
missed?
What
will
they
say?
There's
just
a
few
who
will
notice
that
we've
gone
away.
The
noise
of
the
living
drowns
out
the
dead.
What
they
thought,
and
they
learned,
and
they
did,
and
they
said.
Well,
sorrow
blows
by,
tears
will
be
gone,
No
one
gets
missed
for
long.
When
the
flowers
that
they
sent
start
to
wither,
And
the
moss
starts
to
grow
on
the
stone,
The
living
will
get
on
with
living
And
the
dead
will
just
leave
them
alone.
I'm
just
a
mist,
blowing
away.
Born
in
the
morning,
live
for
a
day.
The
body,
the
blood,
the
bread
and
the
wine,
Taking
and
breaking
this
curse
of
the
dying.
Well,
sorrow
will
pass,
tears
will
be
gone,
I
won't
be
missed
for
long.
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