"Five Minutes" genre: Pop
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	This song is a September 11, 2001 widow's cry for just five more minutes to spend with their loved one before they went away.
	MP3.com CD: We're Americans - buy it! CD: We're Americans   Label: CDO Music Group Credits: Muscic by Willie Rivera and Paul Middleton Vocals by Paul Middleton
	Story Behind the Song Written in response to a cartoon editorial about the families of Sept 11 victims. This song was written from the perspective of a widow speaking who said she would give up all of the financial assistance she got for just five minutes with her husband. Lyrics FIVE MINUTES I often wonder what I would do with one last moment to spend with you. Just five simple minutes before you go away. I do believe this is what I’d say. I’d say I love you more than you’ll ever know. And I never want to let you go. But if this really is the way it must be Then with every breath that you take, take a part of me. Just five little minutes, if given to me I’d make them last for an eternity. I’d cling to every second as if it were a day. Between every one this is what I’d say. I’d say I love you more than you’ll ever know. And I never want to let you go. But if this really is the way it must be Then with every breath that you take, take a part of me. With every breath that you take, take a part of me. With every breath that you take, take a part of me. With every breath that you take, take a part of me.

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