That Last Day

When we saw you that last day We wondered if you knew that we Were even there, you made no sign But we spoke to you anyway I said, "Remember that time I Tipped you out of your wheelchair In the middle of the church I was mortified, but you Found it funny, loved to be The centre of attention We all rushed to help you up And you laughed and laughed" Then I stopped talking and we all Watched your face, so thin and pale Was that a glimmer of a smile? Or our imagination? I took your hand, I felt the warmth I'd like to think you felt it too But then our mouths seemed to run dry With nothing more to say There is never a right time But we said our last goodbyes And we left you all alone And we left you all alone And we left you all alone And we left you all alone At the memorial, we recalled So many funny stories We knew you'd have laughed along as well And that made things better But the true marking of a life Lasts longer than one day And I'm still thinking of you now And all the things that you went through And all the things you did for me And all the things you did for us And did we do all that we could? And did I do all that I could? And did I do all that I could? And did I do all that I could?