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Losing A
Light
(For Tony)
At Chamberlain on
the road back home
I got the call that
you were gone
I knew you’d leave
me here someday
But to hear the news
blew me away.
It’s a colder world
you leave behind
You weren’t one in a
million, you were one of a kind
Loved by everyone
you knew
I can’t believe your
journey’s through.
Through all your
years we shared our lives
The ups and downs on
that road we ride
You were more than a
blood and a club Brother man,
You were just like
my son, you were my best friend.
It broke your heart
when I did time
For being selfish,
drunk and blind
But still you’d come
to visit me
And through your
eyes I learned to see.
I won’t betray what
you believed.
You always showed
your pride in me,
A thousand people
told me so
You took me
everywhere you’d go.
I close my eyes and
I have to laugh
Your sense of humor
was a master’s craft
You made me see I’m
worth a damn
You shaped me into
who I am
I could never count
the lives you touched
The ones I’ve met
you moved so much
I look around this
room today
At all these friends
and see their pain
I also know the
fight you had
As your body went
from good to bad
But you never let it
dim your light
There’s a bright new
star in the sky tonight
Your last few days
were spent with those
You missed the most,
you loved and chose
You came home happy
and went to sleep
Something in you
felt complete
You broke the lock
that held you here
I’ll see you in a
few more years
With two of us
inside this vest
I’ll ride for both
of us, I guess.
Thank you
Tony for the honor of being your Brother.
There will
never be another like you.
I Love You
Goodbye for
now….
DAGO
08-19-2004
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