Have you ever wondered If, how, when and

Have you ever wondered 
If, how, when and

Have you ever wondered If, how, when and where, You would find true love And find someone who cared? Sometimes it takes a lifetime And sometimes you never do, But special things take a while If they're really true. And now that I found you I know it was all worth the time. You love me unconditionally So real and so true So now I have to wonder, How did I live without you? You bring me joy and happiness In everything you do And I just want to thank you And send all my Love to You!

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My brother, you were always there,
With your laughter and your kindness.
Though taken from this world too soon,
You left it full of happy memories.

I'll treasure all the times we had,
The things we did, the things you said.
I carry you with me in my heart,
I can't believe that we must part.

In life we loved you dearly, and
In death we do the same, my brother
And as we say our last goodbye,
Rest in peace, until we meet again.

The fountains mingle
with the river,
And the rivers
with the ocean;
The winds of heaven
mix for ever
With a sweet emoion;
Why not I with thine?

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