Married during World War Two Nobody could see Limitations, fear and pain Strong together, You and me
Liberation, a brand new start Our first baby Babies will be free
Seasons passed and children grew Everything seemed fine Our whole world truned upside down When Your heart stopped so did mine
Doctor’s rushed and saved Your life Blessed bet heir work Their work divine
I can’t be on my own Please don’t go without me Don’t leave me alone
Decades passed, retirement We’re still going strong Friends and siblings Have turned grey Quite a few have passed away
Loss and grief are part of being old Being grandma Grandpa compensates
I can’t be on my own Please don’t go without me Don’t leave me alone
After all these years We have seen it all Another generation Born into our family But we don’t feel the joy We are so fed-up We’ve already had enough Let us become the memory That remains
When will our time come Who will go first Don’t let it be You Don’t let it be me
I can’t be on my own Please don’t go without me Don’t You leave me alone Please don’t die without me