It's a New You (w bass)

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© Grathy
It’s a New You

Vocals and lyrics by Mary McGrath
Copyright 4/4/18-All rights reserved

My sister’s no longer,
That much I know.
She’s floating above us,
While I’m still here below.

She left us too quickly,
Her essence is missed.
She’s now with my family,
Where her spirit is kissed.

The sum of my sister,
Too hard to measure
A life full of grandeur.
Memories we will treasure

Death comes to us all
Of that much I’m certain
How best to live
Before that final curtain.

We do not have proof,
Of what really happens,
I only know that,
She’s out of her trappings.

And now that she’s gone,
I take stock of myself.
Can I live better?
And get off of the shelf?

Inst. break

Focus on the presents
Not what you don’t have,
Be thankful for living,
And not what you can grab.

Sometimes I feel sorry,
Lamenting my woes,
I must stay in the present,
From my head to my toes.

Tomorrow’s uncertain,
We’re guaranteed of that,
Before death pulls us under,
Time to wear a new hat.

Be it red or it’s green
You think it won’t fit
Wear it awhile
And it just might sit

Upon a new you
That’s greatly improved
You’re out of your shell
With nothing to lose

But your old self
And your tired ways
That may not work anymore

You’re worn our gaze
Is simply a bore