"Malachai (revisited)" genre: Folk
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	An introspective look at mortality. Dedicated to my brother Glenn Phillip Flowers and the memory my family holds for him.
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	Story Behind the Song We all wonder if we are going to be remembered after we're gone. This song addresses my questions about life and death. My brother passed away at the age of eleven so he knows more about life and death than any human being on this planet. Faith comes easy when no sacrifice is required. Lyrics Will you think of me when I'm gone? Even if it's not a pleasant thought. Will you think of me playing "Petals" in the sun? Will you think of me? Will you think of me when I'm gone? Look around you now there's no way that we can live perfectly no good intentions left to give. There's a meaningless right taken wrong before. I guess I understand now the surface hides the core. But will you think of me? Will you think of me when I'm gone? 'Cause I know my life is changing. And I know all things must fade. And I know that hearts get broken everyday. So why don't you stay with me just a little more. Oohh.

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