Get out your hankie. If you channel Joe Cockers performance at Woodstock of the Beatles’ “With A Little Help From My Friends,” this works really well. If not, you have a strange brew with the rhyme schemes being off and some of the rhymes being, uh, forced -- “experimental,” you could say.
Lend me your ear, I’ve got something to say
Maybe inspiration, you will find
No, it’s not really that important
Sorry for wasting your time
Nothing worse
Than to live a life unknown
Nothing worse
Than to die alone
When I die, no one will come
No tears will be shed for me
When I die, no bells will ring
No trumpets will blare for me
As I take my last breath
I really want to say
Something important
That will last to the next day
I wish I had been a better uncle
I wish I had been a better friend
I wish I had been better
‘Til the very end
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