As I sat
there in the pew,
I could see her lying there
I could see her hair of silver. as I sat there in prayer.
She was
somebody's mother, she was somebody's friend
Her life was full and long, but it was time to end.
I was
remembering my own dear mother, how I buried her one day
How my heart was broken, when God took her away.
I remembered her last days, how she lingered for a while
How I somehow became the parent, and she became the child.
When the
sun sets on the horizon, of my life here below
We'll be together once again, in that fair land, I know.
Written by: Carrie Kinyon
2001
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