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In conclusion, Paul Hardcastle’s “You May Be Gone” is a poignant tribute to a special lady whose memory lives on. Through the lyrics, we are taken on an emotional journey of loss, remembrance, and the hope of reunion. This song serves as a beautiful reminder that although time may separate us from our loved ones, their impact and love ...
You May Be Gone Lyrics: In loving memory this song is for you / A special lady so warm and true / You'd always show me how much you care / In times of trouble you'd always be there / And for your ...
Maybe in heaven, where you made your home. You're with the angels, not on your own. You may be gone. But you'll never be forgotten. You may be gone. But I still think about you often. And now I'm looking at your picture. It's hard to believe I won't see you no more. But I'm gonna say thank you.
- Paul Hardcastle, Helen Rogers
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Who calms the storms of doubt And parts the ocean. who still can roll your heavy stones away. He's gone, the stone is rolled back. Gone, the tomb is empty. Gone, to sit at his father's side. He's Gone, over death triumphant. Gone, sin is defeated, Gone, He lives forevermore. He's Gone, the stone is rolled back.
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Provided to YouTube by The Orchard EnterprisesYou May Be Gone · Paul HardcastleThe Smooth Cuts℗ 2007 Trippin 'n' RhythmReleased on: 2007-04-17Music Publisher...
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Oh come with me and see the risen Savior Who still can turn the dark of death to day Who calms the storms of doubt And parts the ocean Oh he still can roll your heavy stones away He's gone, the stone is rolled back He's gone, the tomb is empty He's in heaven sitting by the father's side He's gone Gone, over death triumphant Jesus is gone Gone ...
Oh come with me and see the risen Savior Who still can turn the dark of death to day Who calms the storms of doubt And parts the ocean Oh he still can roll your heavy stones away He's gone, the stone is rolled back He's gone, the tomb is empty He's in heaven sitting by the father's side He's gone Gone, over death triumphant Jesus is gone Gone ...
